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Brainwaves: Text & Podcast

FYI: This week, Anthony Brandt and David Eagleman talk about the science (and practice) of creating new things. We share a lot with the other sentient beings on this planet—love, hunger, death, joy, family, jealousy, rage. There’s one thing, though, we do that other species, for whatever reason, do not: we innovate. We create. And we do so in a symbiotic way with other humans, building and improving on one another’s ideas until suddenly we’ve all got a supercomputer in our back pockets. So what’s at the heart of human creativity? Where does it come from, how does it work, and how can we get better at harnessing our own ingenuity?
Regards,
Ted
https://theamericanscholar.org/brainwaves/#
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