Seeing around corners: how creative people think
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Dorrance Publishing Co.
2002
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| Beschreibung: | xvii, 238 Seiten Illustrationen 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 0805954414 9780805954418 |
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Acknowledgments ...........................ix
Introduction ..........♦ ♦ *...............xi
Chapter 1..........*.......................1
The Name of the Game—Connections
Analogies
More Connections
The Greatest Invention
A Bell Tolls for Leonardo
How Air Stopped a Train
From a Chorus Line to the Gridiron
Roman Chariots to Railroads
Switching Horses Did the Trick
How a Hat Changed the Environment
Enrico Fermi s Calculating Mind
In Her Merry Oldsmobile
An “Itty Bitty Second
The NonSo Obvious Connection
Stickers That Stuck
The Magic Bullet
The Glass That Wouldn t Shatter
The Strange Pi
Designer Drugs
The Theory That Shook the World
Match Wits with Darwin
The Surgeon’s Predicament
And Then There Were None
Can a Machine Think?
Chapter 2..............................................35
It s Not What You See; It s How You See It
Shielding the Astronauts
The First Can of Soup
Round Dice That Work
Headfirst
A Lesson in Communism
Think Smarter—Live Longer
A Line Is a Line
Why Are Manhole Covers Round?
Good Technology—Bad Tomatoes
Why Do Women Do That?
Look for Simple Solutions
Listen, There’s No Ticking Sound
An Unbelievable Curve
Look Tom, Weve Shrunk
A Unique Research Laboratory
Cheesecake for Eight
The First Skyscraper
Lost at Night
Solving a Four Hundred-Year-Old Problem
The Cool Slinky
Jenner’s Clever Idea
A New Window Opens to the Cosmos
The Curious One-Sided Object
Chapter 3............................................65
Imagination Dares Us to Go Beyond the Here and Now
Ant-Man
Black Holes—Bizarre and Bad
A Journey into a Black Hole: Curiouser and Curiouser
An Adventure in Flatland
The Scary Fourth Dimension
Suppose Gravity Could Change
A World Where Pi Varies
Creative Kids
An Imaginary Global Village
A Creative Lounge
Faberge’s Fabulous Eggs
Will Smart Computers Just Become Other Colleagues?
The Man Who Could See the Future
The Magic of Disney
The Master Architect
Who Really Invented TV?
Chapter 4............................................104
The Unexpected Is the Rule and Not the Exception
The Million Dollar Mistake
What’s 500 Times Sweeter Than Sugar?
The Birth of Cereal Flakes
The Trapezoid That Wasn’t
Those Dimples Help a Lot
The Very Strange Neutron Star
Julius Caesar’s Breath
Earth’s Saturn-Like Rings
The Little Dot That Could
The Candy with a Hole in the Middle
To Switch or Not to Switch?
The Super Sticky Stuff
The Chimp and the Chump
A Zip in Time Saves Nine
The Wonder of the Screw
A Liquid That Flows Uphill
The Remarkable Folded Paper
How to Shuffle Cards
The Bulge in the Golden Gate Bridge
The Most Valuable Thing in the World
A Royal Color Was Born
How a Tiny Virus Opened Up the Wild West
The Dividing Ping-Pong Balls
The Thinking Ping-Pong Balls
You Won’t Believe the Answer
The Glue That Failed
Science’s Biggest Surprise
Smart Plants
Looking Back in Time
Ten Lost Days
The Big Secret on D-Day
The Best Kept Secret of World War II
Chapter 5................................................135
Passion Stirs the Creative Juices
The Magic Word
Leonardo Gets His Horse
The Man Who Discovered Longitude
DNA—The Super Molecule
Jackie Led the Way
The Pride of France
The Father of Rocketry
The Invention That Won the War
The Mind of Stephen Hawking
The Greatest Woman Scientist in History
The Nun’s Quiet Passion
The Peaceful Revolutionary
One Person Can Make a Difference
The Most Creative Mind of all Time
The Last Great Journey on Earth
Finding the World’s Greatest Treasure
Chapter 6..............................................168
The Biggest Risk Is to Take No Risks
Overnight and Ontime
Ho, Ho, Ho
Caviar Anyone?
The Bubbly Stuff
The Myth About Franklin’s Kite-Flying Experiment
Seward the Visionary
A Major League Risk-taker
A New Direction for Medical Research
Soldiers in Grease Paint
Debbie Meier’s Vision
The Master Woodworker
Ali—The Greatest
The Quiet Revolutionary
Is There a Doomsday Asteroid Out There?
First Lady of the Air
History’s Greatest Technological Achievement
Mallory’s Last Climb
Chapter 7..............................................202
Intuition Is Your Inner Radar at Work
A Chemist’s Big-Time Dream
The Golfer of the Millennium
How the Military Learns from Wall Street
How Jonas Salk Thinks
How the Golden Arches Got Started
A Dream—An Answer
The Butterfly Effect
Putting Chemical Elements in Place
Deep Blue Defeats Chess Champion
Listen to Your Heart
A Nobel Prize Winner’s Grand Vision
The Unknown Genius
Speed and Time—Close Cousins
Stranger Than Fantasy
How a Baseball Changes its Shape
Einstein Riding on a Beam of Light
Conclusion
References
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