The Aha! Moment: A Scientist's Take on Creativity
English | ISBN: 1421403315, 1421403307 | edition 2011 | EPUB | 280 pages | 3 MB
This
book is about having ideas and—a much longer haul—making them work.
David Jones, best known for his Daedalus column, tells a multitude of
stories about creators and their creations, including his own
fantastical-seeming contributions to mainstream science such as the
unrideable bicycle and chemical gardens in space. His theory of
creativity endows each of us with a Random-Ideas Generator, a Censor,
and an Observer-Reasoner. Jones applies his theory to a wide range of
weird scientific experiments that he has conducted for serious
scientific papers, for challenging printed expositions, and for
presentations to a TV audience. He even suggests new ones, not yet
tried!
Creativity
is as essential to science as curiosity, physical intuition, and shrewd
deduction from well-planned experiments. But, says Jones, ingenuity is
very uncertain. Even for the greatest inventors, about 80 percent of
ideas fail. Jokiness can help, and so can lots of random data. Jones has
plenty of clever advice that will help spark that madly brilliant
private thought in the first place—and will encourage you to take it
further.
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