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Where Good Ideas Come From

The Natural History of Innovation

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Where Good Ideas Come From

Written by: Steven Johnson
Narrated by: Erik Singer
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 One of our most innovative, popular thinkers takes on-in exhilarating style-one of our key questions: Where do good ideas come from? Creativity & Genius History & Culture Motivation & Self-Improvement Personal Success Psychology Psychology & Mental Health

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
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it's good read in transit or waiting in spare time, it highlights good points, worth money

good read

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the generation of ideas has always fascinated me and this opened a new door for me ponder upon - notes taking, hunches etc....

one of the best books I read/ listened to.

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I liked the topics discussed in the book and the narration was also quite good.

nice book

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The entire book has well organized sections, spanning stories of inventons and discoveries and their build-up towards current and possible future! I have read the physical book. Listening to the audio book is another experience I throughly enjoyed!

Informative and Inspiring!

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Loved the Book , I read it two times , and the. second time I listened to gave me more connections and insights ,as i can relate this with systems thinking , Open source,Obsidian common placebook . The first time I just consumed it without making connection. I will comeback again after few months/years

Mind Expanding

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