Psychological Distance Increases Creativity
A new study indicates that imagining something is farther away than it is--either geographically or in time--changes the way your brain perceives it and actually increases creativity. [via kottke.org]
A new study indicates that imagining something is farther away than it is--either geographically or in time--changes the way your brain perceives it and actually increases creativity. [via kottke.org]
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