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What is an idea?
I’m taking this online course in creativity, courtesy of Andy Burnett and KnowInnovation. I’m curious as to what I will learn, making me determined to give it my full effort. There are these little videos with a yellow guy we’re … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, copyright, counting, creativity, Dictyostelium, idea, KnowInnovation, microsatellite, PCR, race, reunion, Wellesley College
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