#QOTD N.13 - September

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wind hawk
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chat1 Good day, everyone! It's time for the Question of the Day, where we encourage you to share your thoughts and insights on a wide range of topics.

join1 Today's question is: ** Do you think that people can be taught to be creative?
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tribal urchin
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I'm speaking from personal experience. I don't think creativity is somethint that can be taught to someone. Me myself am someone that is not that creative, for example like schoolwork or something. When trying to projects amd such it is difficult for me to break out of the box and achieve a different than usual result. I think creativity is something that is found in someone at birth, not like a skill but something that makes that person them like a trait for example

ember coyote
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Though we all possess innate creativity, the cruel truth is that some people are more creative than others in real life. Instead of being taught, creativity is learned and discovered. In a way, I suppose creativity can be taught since people frequently become blinded by the idea that "I'm not creative" because they compare themselves to others. The proper thing to do is to look within yourself. You are both the teacher and the learner. Keep in mind that becoming 'excellent' at something takes time, and the expertise develops over time.

upbeat carbon
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I think if you were taught to think differently you would be able to, or if you watched people think creatively. I think it’s all about observation and thinking the right idea at the right time

ancient herald
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If a banana taped on a wall sells for millions then I'm pretty sure anyone can be creative

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But ngl I'm pretty sure theyre money laundering

upbeat carbon
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LOL

onyx wolf
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Yes but it would be very hard to, especially if you dont start from childhood since poeple are more affected when theyre not fully developed yet.