Thanks for the Peripheral recommendation - we have loved it too.
Interested in your natural curiosity bit - I believe that feeds our desire to be creative, to solve problems and innovate.
Melanie Challenger (How to be Animal) answered my question to her thus;
What is our creative instinct?
It is the recognition that we need innovation to survive - that patterns and thoughts need to be disrupted.
This manifests in a drive for meaning and purpose, which mingles with aesthetics as well, to create the idea of beauty and achievement that push creativity forward & further ahead
Yes, I think Melanie Challenger captures it well, and very lyrically. A wonderful book: "Human life may be a blend of biology and dreams, but these dreams are still animal dreams."
I love the paradoxes – or at least they feel like paradoxes – of brains trying to catch sight of themselves, understand the chemical mechanics of things that feel magical.
Thanks for the Peripheral recommendation - we have loved it too.
Interested in your natural curiosity bit - I believe that feeds our desire to be creative, to solve problems and innovate.
Melanie Challenger (How to be Animal) answered my question to her thus;
What is our creative instinct?
It is the recognition that we need innovation to survive - that patterns and thoughts need to be disrupted.
This manifests in a drive for meaning and purpose, which mingles with aesthetics as well, to create the idea of beauty and achievement that push creativity forward & further ahead
Thanks, Bill. Glad you liked it too.
Yes, I think Melanie Challenger captures it well, and very lyrically. A wonderful book: "Human life may be a blend of biology and dreams, but these dreams are still animal dreams."
I love the paradoxes – or at least they feel like paradoxes – of brains trying to catch sight of themselves, understand the chemical mechanics of things that feel magical.