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I-function, risk taking, and creativity

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Thu, 07/10/2008 - 4:58pm.
Glad you're all willing to take the risk, at whatever age. As above, I suspect the "wisdom" of age is as much a function of changes in the unconscious as of an enhanced I-function. Yes, one can sometimes increase creativity by turning down the I-function, but one can also enhance creativity by using the I-function. Along these lines, see Informed Guessing and Beyond.

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