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“If physicists versed in Bosonic string theory can claim twenty-six dimensions, then deep divergence should also enjoy the freedom to dance between the raindrops on the wings of human imagination.”

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“...as I just suggested, yes, even unethical and illegal ideas need to be considered. Remember, it was not that long ago that doctors appeared in advertising for cigarettes, Coca-Cola actually put cocaine in their beverages, and most banks refused to issue credit cards to women. Laws change and ethics evolve.”

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Book:The Utility of Deep Divergence in Applied Creativity

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“Put simply, when ideating, more is better. When ideating with the goal of reaching deep divergence, more is essential.”

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“When we limit ourselves to the familiar and plausible, we also restrict our discovery of truly innovative ideas...”

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Book:The Utility of Deep Divergence in Applied Creativity

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“The world looks different through a smiling face and a crying face, you know? That is, if you have the power to smile through difficult times, then you have nothing to fear. Even hell becomes heaven for you.”

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“It is my assertion that divergent thinking is infinite. The primary reasoning in support of my position can be explained when one considers the function of convergent thinking: to identify a single, well-defined solution (or a finite set of solutions) to a question, problem, or challenge. Therefore, if convergent thinking and divergent thinking work in opposition, then the latter must be infinite.”

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Book:Questioning Creativity: Modern Explorations In Creative Thinking

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“I [again] posit that the human brain, one that resides inside the skull of an individual that is properly trained in creativity, can diverge infinitely in search of novel solutions.”

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Book:Questioning Creativity: Modern Explorations In Creative Thinking

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“I contend that the only thing holding people back from exploring infinite divergence is their will to do so.”

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“A bundle of broken parts cannot create a proper whole”

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“Life is but a cosmic experiment, conducted by the aware of humanity.”

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Book:Either Right or Human: 300 Limericks of Inclusion

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“Mind, body, spirit, they might sound three, but they are actually one, to fathom it you gotta unlearn, all your inclinations of duality.”

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Book:Either Right or Human: 300 Limericks of Inclusion

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