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The purpose was to integrate into a Synectics group people of opposing
personality and differing academic background. The most elegant solution to a
given problem is one where the solution is the simplest in proportion to the
complexity of ...
The purpose was to integrate into a Synectics group people of opposing
personality and differing academic background. The most elegant solution to a
given problem is one where the solution is the simplest in proportion to the
complexity of ...
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Einstein , when faced with a problem , had a " definite vision of its solution . ” In
other words , he intuitively thought that the solution would be " so and so " and
acted accordingly . 18 Schopenhauer said , “ If I faintly perceive an idea which
looks ...
Einstein , when faced with a problem , had a " definite vision of its solution . ” In
other words , he intuitively thought that the solution would be " so and so " and
acted accordingly . 18 Schopenhauer said , “ If I faintly perceive an idea which
looks ...
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In an invention experience the early signs of inventive order (problemsolving)
constitute the birth of Autonomy of Object. PURPOSIVENESS Review of the
taped sessions reveals a strong thread of purposiveness leading to inventive
solutions.
In an invention experience the early signs of inventive order (problemsolving)
constitute the birth of Autonomy of Object. PURPOSIVENESS Review of the
taped sessions reveals a strong thread of purposiveness leading to inventive
solutions.
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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