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arts Write this topicThe Best Ideas in the Weirdest PlacesStudy the phenomenon of 'insights' or 'ideas' regularly occurring in unrelated places, for instance in the shower, while driving the car, or on the edge of sleep. Is there a psychological reason this is a common experience amongst creative individuals? Are there ways to generate, or call forth, those flashes of brilliance? Discuss the implications if this were a controllable situation.
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