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Spoon feeding in the long run teaches us nothing but the shape of the spoon E. M. Forster The technicalities matter a lot, but the unifying vision matters even more T. Nelson punyamishra.com punya@msu.edu punyamishra Thanks my


  1. Spoon feeding in the long run teaches us nothing but the shape of the spoon — E. M. Forster The technicalities matter a lot, but the unifying vision matters even more — T. Nelson punyamishra.com punya@msu.edu punyamishra

  2. Thanks

  3. … my dream A bit about me

  4. … my dream

  5. challenges

  6. challenges

  7. Defining CreativITy?

  8. I know it when I see it! (Justice Potter Steward 1964)

  9. Creativity

  10. Creativity

  11. Novel Fresh, unusual, unique, surprising, startling, astonishing, astounding, germinal, trendsetting, radical, revolutionary, influential, pioneering…

  12. Effective Valuable, important, significant, essential, necessary, logical, sensible, relevant, appropriate, adequate, effective, functional, operable, useful, user-friendly

  13. Don Norman’s tea pots!

  14. Whole Organic, ordered, arranged, organized, formed, complete, elegant, graceful, charming, attractive, refined, complex, intricate, ornate, interesting, understandable, meaningful, clear, self-explanatory, well crafted, skillful, well made, meticulous, careful

  15. Thus a creative product is N ovel E ffective W hole

  16. Creativity is a goal orientated process of developing solutions that are N ovel E ffective W hole

  17. But...

  18. Where do NEW* ideas come from?

  19. Creativity is just connecting things — Steve Jobs

  20. My response to Mr. Jobs...

  21. Arghhhhhhhhhh!!

  22. If only it were that easy...

  23. l l i w f l e s t i s s e c o r p e v i t a e r c e h t . … f o x u r c s i h t … y s a e e b r e v e n t a h t – n o i t a e r c l a i r o t a n i b m k o c c i l c s a e d i n e h w t n e m o m c i g a m e l b a t s a e k a m “ d n a r e h d t . e e g c o r t o f e b t o n n a c – ” n o i t a n i b m o c r u o e z i m i t p o r , e v e w o h , n a y c t i e v W i t a e r c l a i r o t a n i b m o c r o f s d n f o i l m o o p l a t n e m r u o g n i h c i r n e y , b c i – t c e l c e e , s r e v i d h t i w s e c r o u t o s h c e r i h w s e c e p i y r a n l i p i c s i d - s s o r c W E N o t n i r e h t e g o t e s u a f v o p o P a i r a M — s n o t i a n i b m o c

  24. Combinatorial creativity + the cross-pollination of disciplines

  25. The paradox...

  26. Being both... in a discipline and yet outside of it

  27. The importance of disciplinary knowledge

  28. Disciplines teach us to see Purposes | Knowledge | Methods | Forms

  29. Art | Mathematics | Music | Science Engineering | History | Physics Political science | Education Disciplines teach us to see Purposes | Knowledge | Methods | Forms

  30. Rosamund E. M. Harding (1899 - 1982) Without the rock of knowledge genius has no foundation Originality depends on new and striking combinations of ideas. It is obvious therefore that the more a man (sic) knows the greater scope he has for arriving at striking combinations. And not only the more he knows about his own subject but the more he knows beyond it of other subjects. Success depends on sufficient knowledge of the special subject, and a variety of extraneous knowledge to produce new and original combinations of ideas [and]… technical skill [which] must be so far developed that it is never a hindrance to the flow of ideas.

  31. (in)Disciplined learning

  32. y t i v e i t c a n e e r i C c S s t n r o A i t a d n u o F

  33. y t i v e i t c a n e e r i C c S s t n r o A i t a d n u o F

  34. Ludwig Boltzman James Clerk Maxwell 1844-1906 1831 - 1879

  35. The variations of the velocities are, at first, developed majestically : then from one side enter the equations of state : and from the other side, the equations of motion in a central field. Ever higher soars the chaos of formulae . Suddenly we hear, as from kettle drums , the four beats “Put N = 5.” The evil spirit V (relative velocity of molecules) vanishes: and, even as in music a hitherto dominating figure in the bass is suddenly silenced, that which had seemed insuperable has been overcome as if by a stroke of magic …One result after another follows in quick succession till at last, as the unexpected climax , we arrive at the conditions for thermal equilibrium together with the expressions for the transport coefficients. The curtain then falls ! — Boltzmann on Maxwell’s work on the dynamical theory of gases

  36. If we care about creativity,

  37. We must provide opportunities for play across disciplines

  38. y t i v e i t c a n e e r i C c S s t n r o A i t a d n u o F

  39. Because...

  40. Chance favors a prepared mind — Louis Pasteur

  41. A mind prepared for combinatorial creativity...

  42. Instead…

  43. The need for NEW* ideas

  44. To end...

  45. 3 words...

  46. 3 videos...

  47. Explore | Create | Share

  48. Have a wonderful day…

  49. Remember to...

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