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Identify creative concepts

How to identify creative concepts Using Play-Doh and the Apple iPod as examples, Bob Sutton of Stanford University explains that often creativity is simply making new things out of old ones. Blending old concepts into new concepts.

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How to identify creative concepts

Business & Money • Investments

Using Play-Doh and the Apple iPod as examples, Bob Sutton of Stanford University explains that often creativity is simply making new things out of old ones. Blending old concepts into new concepts.

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