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Science as Creativity, Science is Creativity
- 1. The Science of Creativity. (minus all the math) Eric Schulze, PhD @SciencEric
- 4. Eric schulze, pHD Creative director & chief nerd
- 5. what is
- 6. Thirst Is a social experiment That changes the way you learn.
- 8. The Science of Creativity. (minus all the math) Eric Schulze, PhD @SciencEric
- 9. create. Gain a practical use for Science. Turn complex Math into stupid pictures.
- 10. Creativity.
- 11. motivation to do something that has not been done before… in thought, action, or belief And must meet some criteria of usefulness
- 13. There is little evidence that the ‘toiling genius’ model works.
- 17. I could give you all the sciencey terms and jargon…
- 19. Creativity is, to a very large extent, Scientific.
- 20. Random is not what you think it is.
- 25. “Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn’t.”
- 26. Yay nerds!
- 27. Yay nerds! Telling the truth is hard!
- 28. anecdote is not science. The plural of anecdote is not scientific evidence.
- 29. So, I’m a scientist.
- 30. I went from this…
- 31. . . . to this
- 32. . . . to this
- 33. everyone needs to re-learn how to learn.
- 34. Science. Photos courtesy of Tony Hitchcock
- 35. Why science?
- 36. &%#!
- 38. because science is rigorous, reliable, & directive.
- 40. Why would you want to engineer a Nobel Prize- winning idea?
- 41. Because each represents the most creative, insightful glimpses into the natural world.
- 42. Does Creativity Have a Logic?
- 43. Science is the rational investigation into the creative.
- 46. Science = art = music = literature
- 47. A B C 42
- 48. This process argues that creativity is a truly random, environmental + (epi)genetic process.
- 49. A Z
- 50. A Z
- 51. This argues for a strictly logical, nearly algorithmic creative process.
- 52. What are agreed- upon creative traits?
- 53. Independent Nonconformist Unconventional Many Interests High Openness High Boldness Cognitive Flexibility
- 54. psychopathology.
- 57. How do you measure quality? This is tough. Not gonna lie, even within science it’s hard to agree
- 61. 15 40
- 63. Does creativity have a logic?
- 64. Does creativity have a logic? Why do I care?
- 65. terrible.
- 66. Creativity is a stochastic, constrained behavior. #HellYesScience
- 69. Adding carefully selected restrictions increases the likelihood of creative ideas
- 70. Independently replicating others’ results is a significant sign of improving creativity. (IOW Don’t be discouraged.)
- 71. Why does [restriction] work?
- 72. Why does [restriction] work?
- 73. grouped, logical events can produce behavior that appears devoid of logic.
- 74. #DarwinIsTheShit
- 77. internal vs external validity do we want scientifically controlled studies… or results that mirror the real world?
- 78. internal vs external validity “IRL” meta-analysis, playa!
- 79. Successful Creativity is allowing restricted chance give way to new knowledge.
- 80. exposure to analogy distant formation information exposure to effective critical serendipity evaluation skills
- 88. H= cT2
- 89. Read Voraciously & Widely Allow Ideas to Incubate aka “Prime”
- 90. @carylannataylor
- 92. √ Price law distribution of productivity
- 93. Be the person (or community) others feel compelled to tell their ideas.
- 94. Your Creativity is Largely Community-Determined
- 95. Experts & Creators are necessary for successful creative communities.
- 99. 57x
- 100. hang around really smart people.
- 104. Know thy audience.
- 105. Know thy audience. this is bullshit.
- 106. Know thy message.
- 107. Increase the nerdery in your community.
- 108. create the community for the ideas you want.
- 109. create. nerds.