Social Creativity: The Engine of Software Development in the Social Era
By Drake Butler
@drakebutler (15)
United States Minor Outlying Islands
November 12, 2013 7:14am CST
They represent your encounters with nature’s creations, other people’s creations, or your own previous creations. Even the most isolated moments of creativity depend on a single principle: Ex nihilo nihil fit, Latin for “Nothing comes from nothing.”
Image: hanspoldoja/Flickr Shower moments. We?ve all had them. Even Archimedes had one. Suddenly, all the dots connect and an idea forms. (Yes. I know.
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@Bluedoll (16774)
• Canada
13 Nov 13
"came from your previous interactions with the real world" - @drakebutler
Isn't that like saying to be creative you must copy? If this is true we can never be unique, never be creative, not really or at least not absolute in our creative pursuit?
Have a nice day,
@AsherWade (46)
• New York, New York
27 Nov 13
This post is really very important for reader that gives the whole process of the software Outsourcing project. That is nice for the developer.
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