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Art & Creativity Books

In the latter half of the 20th century creativity and the source of genius began to surface as legitimate topics of inquiry for the science of psychology. As such there is a wealth of information available to help us better understand the source of creativity in human beings. In this category I offer you non fiction creativity books, fiction and other documents to assist you better understand the source of, and develop your own creative intelligence.

The Paradox of Work

16th September 2018 by Larry G. Maguire 2 Comments

The Paradox of Work

In today’s Sunday Letters article, I’m taking a look at the paradox of work. We need it but we resent it. Given the choice, if the need for money was not the prime mover, we might not even do what we do. We can’t wait to get away from it. We look forward to Fridays and dread Monday mornings. There is the belief in us that somewhere in the future it will get better, we’ll have more money, life will be easier.

How To Boost Creativity: 10 Creativity Books You Should Read

15th February 2018 by Larry G. Maguire Leave a Comment

How To Boost Creativity - 10 Creativity Books You Should Read

If you are currently feeling an creative downward trend, then I’ve got a couple of books that may help you boost creativity and get yourself back in the groove. These 10 books that may help you boost creativity have been penned by people from various walks of life.

Does Time Exist?

1st May 2017 by Larry G. Maguire 152 Comments

Does Time Exist; Time Does Not Exist

The word “Mechanics” used in the term “Quantum Mechanics” indicates a machine like predictable, buildable, knowable thing. The Quantum Universe in which we live, whether we want to accept it or not, may seem on the surface to be mechanical and linear but it is not. It is probably better described as an infinite multitude of possible linear actions. If we must give this still mystical process a name lets call it “Quantum Ecology” rather than “Quantum Mechanics”.

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