Where Good Ideas Come From
The Natural History of Innovation
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Narrated by:
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Erik Singer
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By:
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Steven Johnson
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Critic reviews
Stimulating and insightful ... a huge diversity of bright ideas—Financial Times
Johnson develops his provocative thesis in a book that is lucid and ... brilliant.—New Scientist
[An] exhilarating, idea-thirsty book ... full of intriguing facts.—Sunday Times
Johnson develops his provocative thesis in a book that is lucid and ... brilliant.—New Scientist
[An] exhilarating, idea-thirsty book ... full of intriguing facts.—Sunday Times
An excellent treatise on Innovation
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Even as a Ph.D. student in the field of design, I got something out of revisiting this book. It makes a strong case for concepts like the adjacent possible.
It is well-written with myriads of anecdotes. The narrator reads quotes with an accent, which seems unnecessary and a little racist.
Read it and watch the world through new eyes.
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