Current research on psychology of creativity

It is generally agreed upon by many that a large number of the world's fundamental problems, knowledge and inventions have been produced and solved and therefore advanced by a few good men in comparison; and that a large number of these solutions have came about as a result of some visualization process. For example: *Kekule's dream about a snake in his fireplace forming a ring by biting its own tail led him to the structure …showed first 75 words of 2858 total…

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