Five Nobel Laureates discuss: The future of creativity
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- May-Britt Moser, Edvard Moser, Randy Schekman, Michael Levitt, Carl Wieman discuss how technology might affect creativity in this panel at the Nobel Week Dialogue on December 9, 2015 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Moderated by Adam Smith.
"the system is rotten". This was a powerful statement that rings so true to such an important issue, as it is the leadership of science in creative thinking.
But...
...who is supposed to have the power to change this system, if not you? Which better advocate one could ask if not the most accomplished individuals in any given field? Are you saying me that Nobel laureates do not hold power of influence, or that we set on this path and doomed by the events?
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Having a playful spirit helps to foster creativity and look at things with a different mind set.The unconscious mind plays around with ideas when you are asleep forming unexpected connections.This may be a very important factor to unravelling the mystery of creativity.!!!
Creating something needs researchers, and creating something it doesn’t come suddenly in front of your table, so we should be patient,
May-britt Moser is a most interesting Lady with a real sense of fun in her passionate approach to Science!!!
she says, "passion makes creativity --> so easy solution 🙂
Very helpful, thank you
where is prof. Robert j shiller in this video. as u mentioned him in description part of this video.
You are correct! Robert Shiller was present at NWD 2015, but he didn't appear in this panel. We've corrected the description accordingly. Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
Great.
With the power of thought coupled with creativity any future obstacles can be overcome ,for the betterment of humanity.
Very mysterious
Nature is mysterious soul of universe.
Interesting!!
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A scientist must give training to his her kids to work and live with society.
Machine will a better scientific assistant than man for a scientist.
Okay....must be a reason why this NOW #covid19
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