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It also implies that slippage is a part of concepts within themselves, you don't necessarily need to juxtapose two ideas together Koestler's bisociative requirement because things naturally divide anyway, just like the so-called elementary particles of physics are always dividing into something new.
Archive 2006-09-01 Bill Kerr 2006
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It also implies that slippage is a part of concepts within themselves, you don't necessarily need to juxtapose two ideas together Koestler's bisociative requirement because things naturally divide anyway, just like the so-called elementary particles of physics are always dividing into something new.
creativity Bill Kerr 2006
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The Creative Process Creativity, be it in humour, discovery, science, or the arts, is the result of a bisociative act.
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