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Innovative Minds Do Not Think Alike | The New York Times…….

January 3rd, 2008

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Great article on creativity, which offers some tip on how to maintain core competencies, and still be able to embrace ambiguity

The more knowledge you possess the less you think outside the box. Experts in a field can benefit from an outsider’s perspective. This is particularly relevant to the gadgets we make and the software we write. A telling sentence from the article: "It ’s why engineers design products ultimately useful only to other engineers."

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