"Ordinary life"? I dislike the term applied to people as "ordinary." It implies hierarchy. No person is ordinary. This talk is circling around that fact. To be "creative" is to be truly human, expressed in the simplest authentic gesture. The first thing a young child does after he learns to speak is to make pictures which he is so eager to share. That is is human. As Sir Robinson has said formal education beats out that spontaneous humanity in most people who are then called "ordinary."
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"Ordinary life"? I dislike the term applied to people as "ordinary." It implies hierarchy. No person is ordinary. This talk is circling around that fact. To be "creative" is to be truly human, expressed in the simplest authentic gesture. The first thing a young child does after he learns to speak is to make pictures which he is so eager to share. That is is human. As Sir Robinson has said formal education beats out that spontaneous humanity in most people who are then called "ordinary."