Synectics: the development of creative capacity |
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The most elegant solution to a given problem is one where the solution is the simplest in proportion to the com- plexity of the variables involved . In other words , the following equation holds : elegance of solution = multiplicity of ...
The most elegant solution to a given problem is one where the solution is the simplest in proportion to the com- plexity of the variables involved . In other words , the following equation holds : elegance of solution = multiplicity of ...
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... solution to a problem while temporarily disregarding the laws de- fined by the implications of his solution . ... be aware of the laws which conflict with his ideal solution - yet he must be willing to pretend the laws don't exist .
... solution to a problem while temporarily disregarding the laws de- fined by the implications of his solution . ... be aware of the laws which conflict with his ideal solution - yet he must be willing to pretend the laws don't exist .
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PURPOSIVENESS Review of the taped sessions reveals a strong thread of purposive- ness leading to inventive solutions . There is a direct relation be- tween the strength and vitality of purpose ( the earlier it appears in the session the ...
PURPOSIVENESS Review of the taped sessions reveals a strong thread of purposive- ness leading to inventive solutions . There is a direct relation be- tween the strength and vitality of purpose ( the earlier it appears in the session the ...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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