Creativity

creativity (n.) "character or faculty of being creative," 1859, from creative + -ity. An earlier word was creativeness (1800).https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=creativity Creativity loves a problem, but it hates a lousy audience.
If everyone around you is sure the economy is tanking, that the end is near, that time is up and the company is headed for the tubes, it's almost impossible to find a creative solution. Creativity changes the game, whatever game is being played. 'We're going to run out of cash by the end of the year,' is accurate unless you count creativity into the equation. Then the accurate statement is, 'Under the current rules and assumptions, we're going to run out of cash...' Big difference.Cited in "Seth Godin's Blog - 25 Best Blogs 2009 - TIME," but apparently originally from https://seths.blog/2009/02/grave-new-world/
— Seth Godin (2009)
Because of measurement feedback, self-referential quantum systems develop conditioning. Gradually, the conditioned responses gain greater probability weights. Since all living cells can be traced back to a single progenitor, for living systems the conditioning approaches 100%. This is the reason that the normal behavior of cells fits the materialist machine model. However, under special situations, the available creativity may be tapped. The Nobel laureate biologist Barbara MacLintock used to insist that we need to know "how the cell recognizes stress and reorganizes the entire genome in [creative] response." We believe that this is what is happening in the case of directed mutation.
— Goswami, A. (2001)Creativity in Biological Systems. The Physicists’ View of Nature, 289–297. doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-0527-3_31
== Rh ==
Creation; Ability; Vision; Innovation; Solution; Repair; Intelligence
Mistake; Experiment; Trial-and-error; Exploration; Mutation; Direction; Biological direction; Vector
Transhumanism; New man; Humanism; Utopianism; Projection; Directed evolution
== References ==
Category:Storytelling
Category:Personality
Category:Art