Boredom and creativity mutually exclusive? Oh I don't agree at all. I think that boredom - not being entertained by an external source - creates space in one's mind to BE creative. You will NEVER be creative while watching a video.
As far as I can tell, boredom & creativity are mutually exclusive, which is why it’s such a tragedy that children are made to spend much of their time generating loveless facsimiles of ideas & works that were loved by the people who first offered them — often also in their youthhttps://twitter.com/daviddeutschoxf/status/1001178199986987008 …
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Boredom is orthogonal to the source of focus, and the idea that there are good & bad mediums for information is a huge red herring. Can you be creative while reading a book? Why not while watching a film?
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Do you know the book "The Case against Education" by Bryan Caplan? I *strongly* recommend it.
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Boredom is a prerequisite for creativity.
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Actually, I have no idea what does children's creativity mean and how it can influence their adulthood. I don't think this process can be influenced in given social group.
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Very much disagree. Creativity is the result of boredom, IMO. Not having anything else to do opens your mind.
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Wholeheartedly agree with this, are there any UK primary or secondary schools that promote this type of creative learning, or are we stuffed?
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Everyone's dreams are boring but mine.
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