Sunday, February 24, 2008
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Invention requires us to not accept things at face value. Like the child who becomes engrossed in watching an ant struggle against a bread-crumb five times its size, deep thinking allows us to ponder and observe rather than judge. By suspending judgment and allowing ourselves to become completely absorbed in our curious, to contemplate "what is?", "what else?", "what if?", "what about?", and "why not?", we begin to see beyond the standard answer and open ourselves up to new possibilities.
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