There was no real demand for such a science until the 19th century, when the Industrial Revolution started: William Gordon – Synectics Edward Matchett – Fundamental design method (1968) Idan Gafni – Association expansion cards (Object Pairing) Edward de Bono – a complex of techniques L. D. Miles – Value engineering – a technique for operating with available knowledge Following along Miles’ line of thought were: Fritz Zwicky – Morphological Analysis Yoji Akoa – Quality Function Deployment beginning in the mid-1940s – start of knowledge-based creativity era by TRIZ Early 20th century Pablo Picasso painter Marcel Duchamp artist Alfred North Whitehead philosopher, algebraist 1940s Fritz Zwicky – Morphological Analysis Lawrence Delos Miles – Value engineering – technique for operating with available knowledge, Methods of collecting and organizing knowledge about a problem and the system. Functional analysis. Morphological approach. George Polya 1950s Alex Osborn – Methods of reducing psychological inertia. Team work. Sid Parnes Genrikh Altshuller – TRIZ, ARIZ  1960s Carl Jung classified creativity as one of the five main instinctive forces in humans (Jung 1964) Edward Matchett – Fundamental design method (1968) Carl Rogers' essay, "Towards a Theory of Creativity" (1961): William Gordon – Synectics Edward de Bono – Lateral thinking J. P. Guilford – measuring creativity 1970s Albert Rothenberg coined the term 'Janusian thinking' Yoji Akao – Quality function deployment Carlos Castaneda – A Separate Reality: Further Conversations with Don Juan Joseph D. Novak at Cornell University – Concept map Ellis Paul Torrance – Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking 1980s Paul Palnik – Creative Consciousness The healthiest state of mind. 1981 1990s Tony Buzan – mind map Idan Gafni – association expansion cards concept ( Object Pairing ) 2000s (decade) Creative capabilities and the promotion of highly innovative research – organizational factors fostering creativity in science Michel Weber's pancreativism 2010s The progress in the philosophy of mind inspired by quantum mechanics indicates that symmetry restoration occurs in the mind at the moment when new creative thought arises, "symmetry restoration denotes the moment when one’s cognition leaves ordinary internalized mental schemes such as conceptual categories, heuristics, subjective theories, conventional thinking, or expectations. At this moment, fundamentally new, original thought may arise." Undated The Reviewed Dendrogram technique, relies on the experience of designers which may be limited to certain areas of expertise such as chemistry or electronics. Thus, a solution that might be simpler and cheaper using magnetism could be missed. See also Multiple discovery
 Early 20th century Pablo Picasso painter Marcel Duchamp artist Alfred North Whitehead philosopher, algebraist 1940s Fritz Zwicky – Morphological Analysis Lawrence Delos Miles – Value engineering – technique for operating with available knowledge, Methods of collecting and organizing knowledge about a problem and the system. Functional analysis. Morphological approach. George Polya 1950s Alex Osborn – Methods of reducing psychological inertia. Team work. Sid Parnes Genrikh Altshuller – TRIZ, ARIZ Lawrence D. Miles – Value engineering – a technique for operating with available knowledge 1960s Carl Jung classified creativity as one of the five main instinctive forces in humans (Jung 1964) Edward Matchett – Fundamental design method (1968) Carl Rogers' essay, "Towards a Theory of Creativity" (1961): William Gordon – Synectics Edward de Bono – Lateral thinking J. P. Guilford – measuring creativity 1970s Albert Rothenberg coined the term 'Janusian thinking' Yoji Akao – Quality function deployment Carlos Castaneda – A Separate Reality: Further Conversations with Don Juan Joseph D. Novak at Cornell University – Concept map Ellis Paul Torrance – Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking 1990s Tony Buzan – mind map Idan Gafni – association expansion cards concept ( object pairing ) 2000s (decade) Michel Weber's pancreativism See also
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There was no real demand for such a science until the 19th century, when the Industrial Revolution started: William Gordon – Synectics Edward Matchett – Fundamental design method (1968) Idan Gafni – Association expansion cards (Object Pairing) Edward de Bono – a complex of techniques L. D. Miles – Value engineering – a technique for operating with available knowledge
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Following along Miles’ line of thought were: Fritz Zwicky – Morphological Analysis Yoji Akoa – Quality Function Deployment beginning in the mid-1940s – start of knowledge-based creativity era by TRIZ
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Lawrence D. Miles – Value engineering – a technique for operating with available knowledge
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1980s Paul Palnik – Creative Consciousness The healthiest state of mind.
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Object Pairing
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Creative capabilities and the promotion of highly innovative research – organizational factors fostering creativity in science
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2010s The progress in the philosophy of mind inspired by quantum mechanics indicates that symmetry restoration occurs in the mind at the moment when new creative thought arises, "symmetry restoration denotes the moment when one’s cognition leaves ordinary internalized mental schemes such as conceptual categories, heuristics, subjective theories, conventional thinking, or expectations. At this moment, fundamentally new, original thought may arise."
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Undated The Reviewed Dendrogram technique, relies on the experience of designers which may be limited to certain areas of expertise such as chemistry or electronics. Thus, a solution that might be simpler and cheaper using magnetism could be missed.
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See also Multiple discovery
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