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If the nature of creativity was really the thing which brought you satisfaction and contentment, then did it really matter whether you enjoyed the act of being creative? If being creative meant so much to you and brought you so much fulfilment, then, surely, you'd still be doing it. I'm making a dis...

If there is a chance these theories are false I would only believe it coming from another scientist because frankly, I feel no one else has any authority to challenge a scientific argument. It doesn't seem to me to be a 'scientific argument' at all. Where is the scientific evidence? A theory by Geo...

For me, writing meant a world of infinite possibilities, freedom from all constraints of reality and creating something that only you could create. Why should the fact that people run into ideas already thought of in the past mean that there is not an infinite number of possibilities? I'd think the...

I never said your concerns were 'stupid and meaningless.' If applying your creativity is the thing which most engages you, why should you let this prevent you from doing just that? I think it's quite valid for me to ask this question. It seems unreasonable to me that you should put your entire life ...

Isn't it enough stimulation, excitement and joy for you to just try to understand the world, yourself and human existence?

The contributor is right with his very first observation: the issue you have is not a problem with reality. If being creative is such a joyful thing for you, why on earth do you allow yourself to be bothered with this 'problem'? You haven't even reach anywhere near your own limits, your highest pote...

1, I can't answer it. In the Halcion days before my father told me this theory there was no doubt in my mind that people would never run out new ideas but now I'm not so sure. You did. Now your answer is clear to me, and we can move on. How do you imagine the state and nature of such a world? It wo...

As I was doing that I thought about this other theory that says that there are only so many ways that you can arrange molecules, atoms and matter in any given space therefore the possibilities of absolutely everything is finite and limited. 'Absolutely everything'? Are you about to claim that human...

What's more I don't think I can say with confidence that man's imagination is limitless. I used to believe that but I'm not so sure any more. So do you believe that humanity will some day run out of ideas? Also Freudian, you say that human imagination is boundless but not finite. What exactly is th...

Perhaps you'll provide an honest, straightfoward answer to this question: do you believe there is a limit to human imagination? If there are no limits to human imagination, what's keep humanity from creating unlimited possibilities? Let's make a distinction here: the possibilities at any particular ...

Even you can't straightforwardly admit that one day we'll run out of books and ideas. I'm quite convinced that there are doubts in your mind about the force behind the theory. Are languages not the product of human imagination? If you can admit that human imagination is boundless, then you'll have t...

Hello, Tailspin. So is it the act of writing which draws you into writing and not the act of unleashing your creativity? And you haven't quite answered my question: do you foresee a future where humanity has ran out of ideas? Time and again in humanity, the species have not failed to express their m...

Hello again, Tailspin.

Can you manage the human race to ever stop churning out new ideas?

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Exhaust all possibilities.

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