There are two schools of thought about where ideas come from. One is the "artist as antenna" concept, in which ideas float in some barely perceptible aether waiting for someone to pick them up, the way a radio picks up a song when it's tuned to just the right frequency. This is Keith Richards waking up in the middle of the night with the main riff from "Satisfaction" fully-formed in his head.
The second school holds that ideas are the product of hard work and thoughtful concentration. "It's just work," says Andy Warhol to Lou Reed about songwriting in Reed's album, with John Cale, Songs for Drella. Sit down with a pad and pencil and think, and don't get up until you have something! This school is the writer grinding out his or her 4 pages a day, the mad poet storming up and down the street in search of the perfect word to express exactly what s/he's feeling, and the designer who sits down with a brief and just starts working.
look at other scientific ideas
The ideas of Democritus (and Leukippus) were intuitive, not experimental; his ideas were too advanced to 2500 years ago
The importance of challanging fixed ideas within a team is to allow comparison with potentially useful ideas.
People react to his ideas because your mom was laid last night.
Scientists test ideas about chemical evolution by using computer models.
The word idea is a noun. The plural form is ideas.
The possessive form is: everyone's ideas
form their own ideas about their relationship to god
in similar form
In the form of a hypothesis
no. that's conceptualism.
Ideas cannot be protected by copyright, only the original expression of those ideas, fixed in a tangible form, can be.
An absolute form is the Platonic form of the supreme idea in which all other ideas participate.
to put many ideas from many people in order to form big and creative ideas
Africa
Industrial espionage.
She gets her ideas form being out on her pond or when she's kyaking..also talking to her family!