Samuel Franklin

Sep 4, 2023 | tinyurl.com | Samuel Franklin |Evan Nesterak |Hal Hershfield |Daniel Simons

By the time I graduated college, the conventional wisdom among those who loved to reject conventional wisdom was not only that being creative was a good thing but that creative people were going to inherit the earth. A recent crop of cocktail-party nonfiction about Right-Brainers and Bourgeoise Bohemians and something called the Creative Class said the age of rule-loving “organization men” had passed, leaving the field to those who rebelled against the status quo.

Sep 4, 2023 | us16.campaign-archive.com | Samuel Franklin |Evan Nesterak |Ina Fried |Scott Rosenberg

Original, thought-provoking reports from the front lines of behavioral science. The Surprising Origins of Our Obsession with Creativity In our first piece this week, we trace the origins of creativity all the way back to … the 1950s and ’60s?