Creativity and the Brain by Rex Jung

Many people only associate creativity with art, dance, and music, but it is virtually everywhere, including science, medicine and astronomy. This attractive video explains scientific research and testing. Its purpose is to understand what creativity is, what happens when people think creative, and how to create a human brain. The first part of the video contains the concept of insight. This is an important aspect of imagination. The ability to think in a novel way is always one of the features of humanity.

My favorite one is Dr. Rex Jung, a neuropsychologist and brain image researcher at the University of New Mexico. He believes that creativity and wisdom have two different evolutionary objectives. As explained in the frontline article of his psychology entitled "Evolution, Creativity, Intelligence, and Madness: This is a Dragon": ... ... Resurrection is an abstraction, integration, In this way, he talks to his science friend. But let him go to the masses and talk to the New York Times, he was very relaxing:

Rex Jung, a neuroscientist at the University of New Mexico, had a question about Amato after reading the history as the ultimate promoter of the struggle. "I can not become more skeptical," he said. Jung studied creativity and traumatic brain injury, and he spent time with the sculpting zoologist Alonzo Clemons. He considers his acquired profession as a legal condition. But he pointed out that Amato did not show other symptoms people would expect. According to Mr. Jung, many scholars show "exquisite" computing abilities and artistic abilities, but say "almost at the cost of the brain almost always" at the expense of what the brain does. For example, Cremons suffer from severe developmental disorders. "I am very skeptical to scholars who can tie my shoes, update my Facebook page, and do powerful marketing campaigns to emphasize my abilities."