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You develop interesting ideas not by being clever, but by thinking about things for a very long time, with obsessive intensity -- by following every trail of thought, opening door after door, and not stopping until you reach a conclusion.
A eureka moment is merely the crystallization of a very long log of accumulated thoughts.
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->WATCH->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4rt-1KhcsM …Sometimes that eureka moment is completely unintentional and the effect of letting go. When you've been considering/exploring a concept...take a break (a walk, etc..)..and then it hits.
And, if you keep on thinking, it will likely be just one in a series.
plus hydration and good sleep.
Most of the times, that is the case, and I can tell from personal experience. Other times it could manifest as a vision that happens lightning fast without any previous thought on that subject.
Speaking of logs, why is the most common time for a eureka moment while you are having a movement?
Occupying your mind with a fun but trivial mental challenge helps. Feynman had bongos, Einstein the violin, Shannon had juggling.
To say merely for such a blessing as a eureka moment is belittling it. It is a transcendent moment.
Eureka is when all the pieces come together, rather than something from nothing.
I get a headache just thinking of all my headaches getting to the eureka moments.
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