Synectics: the development of creative capacityHarper, 1961 - 180 Seiten |
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... idea is no longer no longer anything to do with being mine , my idea it's just like fly- ing now because if I put a spot on the spring and tighten it up , it per- forms an arc which is exactly the band I'm looking for [ cf. Fig 4 ( a ) ...
... idea is no longer no longer anything to do with being mine , my idea it's just like fly- ing now because if I put a spot on the spring and tighten it up , it per- forms an arc which is exactly the band I'm looking for [ cf. Fig 4 ( a ) ...
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... idea from old ones because of his inability to communicate the old ideas on a low - resistance level . It is not only detrimental to disregard " commonplace " ideas until the leap of creative intuition has been made , but such an ...
... idea from old ones because of his inability to communicate the old ideas on a low - resistance level . It is not only detrimental to disregard " commonplace " ideas until the leap of creative intuition has been made , but such an ...
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... idea . . there are hundreds of desolate areas in the world - desert areas that is- dust bowls . Nothing will grow . They try to plant hardy little trees and the trees die . Here's my idea . Take your canned lower plant " seeds " with ...
... idea . . there are hundreds of desolate areas in the world - desert areas that is- dust bowls . Nothing will grow . They try to plant hardy little trees and the trees die . Here's my idea . Take your canned lower plant " seeds " with ...
Inhalt
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
PLAY AND IRRELEVANCE | 119 |
Urheberrecht | |
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