Creative Ideas & Divergent Thinking by Andrew Huberman

Creative Ideas & Divergent Thinking by Andrew Huberman

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I do appreciate this guy explaining this but he is obviously NOT a naturally Divergent thinker.
When they had a pen I was instantly thinking okay does this guy also have one of those pens that has a special tip that allows him to use certain touch screens and many of them are either for Android or for I phone but not both.
I think I've only seen a few times then I thought this is just a generic stupid business art graphic that probably don't care.
My Divergent thinking has helped me in my engineering career but at the same time sell my Divergent thinking rubs people the wrong way. It also really bothers me when I'm supposed to be in a design engineering role and there is very little space for creativity and then as one of the areas that I am critiqued on my performance is creativity when they have so much bureaucracy and work instructions. Of course when we have things that need to be produced for manufacturing it needs to have tight tolerances and specifics or else it's not going to work so I understand that too.
See what I mean when it's obvious he's not a naturally Divergent thinker??

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This guys keeps stealing stuff from ancient Hinduism books, claiming his own.