Innovativeness

Creative phenomena can manifest in various domains, including art, science, technology, and everyday problem-solving.

Being innovative is a state of mind. It's always crucial to observe those great creative phenomena and continue to develop creativity and improve unique competency. 

Creative phenomena refer to the processes and outcomes of creativity, characterized by the generation of new and valuable ideas or products, observed and appreciated across different fields and contexts.

Create something new: Creative phenomena involve the emergence of novel ideas, processes, or products that are both original and valuable. Creativity is defined as "the ability to make or otherwise bring into existence something new, whether a new solution to a problem, a new method or device, or a new artistic object or form". 

Nature Connectivity: Creativity needs the vision to inspire and imagination to spark. Creativity is a creative mix of action artifacts and biological or personality characteristics. Being creative is the mind with the thinking process that holds onto its natural connectivity while being prepared to connect the dots even in the opposite direction should they make sense. 

Occurrences or processes: In philosophy, a phenomenon is any object, fact, or occurrence perceived or observed, often distinguished from the theories devised to explain them. Creative phenomena, therefore, can be understood as occurrences or processes that result in the creation of something new and innovative, perceived through the senses or intellect.

Creative phenomena can manifest in various domains, including art, science, technology, and everyday problem-solving. They involve the interplay of imagination, knowledge, and skills to produce outcomes that are not only new but also useful or aesthetically pleasing. This process often requires thinking outside conventional boundaries and combining disparate ideas in novel ways.

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