In a message dated 11/27/2002 1:14:18 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No, I don't mean working on other things, unless those other things are
occupying only a small part of your thinking (for example, thinking
about the problem while driving down a long empty road would qualify as
working, but not reading a book about something unrelated).
Let me add my two cents. For me creativity is a start stop thing. I work
on a paper or a peer review etc. I wokr for a while (one or two hours) but
then I get stuck. At some point over the next day or two I will know the
solution to my problem. With long projects this stop and start stuff
reaches a critical mass and then I can plow through till the end no matter
how many hours it takes.
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