Scientists have 'discovered' that neatness stymies creativity.
Blinks.
Scientists have 'discovered' the right side of the brain, it seems.
Crikey, I could have told these highly-paid people that messy is good when it comes to creativity, that one should allow the muse its way with the person doing the creating. And it's a 'place' we all strive to be, isn't it, inside that creative trance? That place that has in many cases been 'educated' out of us.
Sigh.
I could have told them all this and more.
I wonder how much their grant was?
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My gawd.
Well, dear one, you have a point when you say that it's been educated out of us. It has, for the most part. Life is uncontrollable. That is an intolerable feeling for many, many people. So they seek to impose "order" on anything they can to give themselves the illusion of control. Is it any wonder we've gotten into the state we are now? Don't stop and think about your motives for doing something, tell someone no. Keep them in YOUR box. You'll feel better. Who cares the other's creative spark has been extinguished. Do that enough times, the spark will never rise again.
But there will be "order". Now doesn't that feel good?