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Bart | 2001-03-12 08:59:46 |
| Subject: | Creativity |
| Comment: | I believe creativity can be inspired from BOTH misery and happiness and from getting stoned |
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John | 2001-08-13 19:31:39 |
| Subject: | creativity |
| Comment: | Creativity in the philosophical sense has been associated with an innate desire to participate in the creation of the world and as an extension, to link with the divine. Unfortunately by associating creativity with such a heightened sense of self it is often thought and misleadingly so, that creativity occurs in spontaneous, vertical ascents of inspiration. |
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Red | 2002-04-16 14:31:59 |
| Subject: | fate |
| Comment: | I agree that we all need change in our lives to break up the ritual of our daily routines. Life can be monotonous and there are those that are comfortable knowing what each day entails for them. However there are others that require or need a certain amount of danger in their lives to stimulate them or even because they feel that without taking the occassional risk they do not get a sense that they are living independently, that their life is not really a life without taking a chance. |
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eman ruoy | 2004-01-26 11:17:12 |
| Subject: | verb predicate |
| Comment: | Sounds gloriusly injected with liquid light. |
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Sarah | 2004-03-06 19:32:48 |
| Subject: | Causes of Creativity |
| Comment: | I personally believe that misery is the root of most creativity. When people are happy, they are content and therefore do not look for ways to express themselves. Happy people just go with the flow. Misery loves company. People who happen to be miserable try to find ways to become happy, hence the creativity. |
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Dan Everall | 2004-09-20 00:21:18 |
| Subject: | creativity in artists |
| Comment: | your explanation for why we evolved a 'Creative switch' is quite interesting. and definitly plausible. THat would also explain the stereotype of the dark troubled artist. Most artists are a little disturbed. Being disturbed would alter your perception of reality and maybe make you think your life is troubled, and therefore spark your creativity. possible i guess |
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Sudha | 2005-04-06 11:44:00 |
| Subject: | Why does misery love company? |
| Comment: | The cause of misery in a person is generally due to other people, and the solution always lies in introspection and understanding. Introspection invariably makes a person depressed, or worse confused, and so that person seeks other people's help, for better clarity, or to just come out of it. I suppose this is why the miserable like company. I'm miserable, which is why I'm thinking so much!! |
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CHUCKIE | 2006-03-20 22:39:36 |
| Subject: | CREATIVITY |
| Comment: | PEOPLE THAT EAT OATMEAL FOR BREAKFAST EVERDAY ARE CREATIVE.
EATING OATMEAL MEAKES YOU CREATIVE. |
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nirvana | 2006-05-06 22:49:24 |
| Subject: | creativity |
| Comment: | creativity my child is a steping stone in to the open lid of brain where you walk down the stairs and realized you just walked up...its beautiful transcending light |
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USpace | 2007-10-27 03:22:16 |
| Subject: | You have a cool site... |
| Comment: | Your site is very cool, I link to your 'Absurd God' page, great stuff, thanks!
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absurd thought -
God of the Universe says...
never be creative...
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don't try to solve problems...
just quit when hitting stone wall...
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absurdthoughtsaboutgod.blogspot DOT com
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| From: |
janmaat | 2008-05-28 23:56:35 |
| Subject: | jamison |
| Comment: | hey read kay redfield jamison 'touched with fire - manic depressive illness and the artistic temperament'. and david bohm, 'on creativity'. thanks for the thoughts! |
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