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Broken models of the world leave clues where they clash with reality, which can lead to new ideas

Negation: Broken models of the world do not leave clues where they clash with reality, which cannot lead to new ideas 0 0 0
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Arguments

Argument #032bce61 1 0 2

If it is true that...

Curiosity feeds originality by providing new things to work on 1 0 2

and

New ideas often seem obvious once they are seen, but require changing the way one looks at the world to be discovered 1 0 2

Then it must be true that...

Broken models of the world leave clues where they clash with reality, which can lead to new ideas 1 0 2

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Consequences

Argument #00d02944 1 0 2

If it is true that...

Broken models of the world leave clues where they clash with reality, which can lead to new ideas 1 0 2

and

Willingness to break rules is necessary to fix broken models of the world 1 0 2

Then it must be true that...

Good new ideas often seem bad initially because they break rules or norms 1 0 2
Argument #ae83059f 1 0 2

If it is true that...

New ideas often seem obvious once they are seen, but require changing the way one looks at the world to be discovered 1 0 2

and

Broken models of the world leave clues where they clash with reality, which can lead to new ideas 1 0 2

and

Willingness to break rules is necessary to fix broken models of the world 1 0 2

and

Good new ideas often seem bad initially because they break rules or norms 1 0 2

and

Comfort with breaking rules can come from enjoying it or being indifferent to them 1 0 2

Then it must be true that...

Overlooked ideas can be discovered by working from what's obscuring them 1 0 2

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Related Propositions

Discoveries often come from noticing connections between different fields 1 0 2Many discoveries come from questioning things that others take for granted 1 0 2Chasing outlier ideas can lead to significant discoveries 1 0 2Great ideas must be both true and new 1 0 2New ideas often seem obvious once they are seen, but require changing the way one looks at the world to be discovered 1 0 2Willingness to break rules is necessary to fix broken models of the world 1 0 2Overlooked ideas can be discovered by working from what's obscuring them 1 0 2New ideas often come from noticing anomalies in everyday life 2 0 3Information can reveal aspects of the world, including the principles that determine what will exist and what will not exist 1 0 2Pursuing personal curiosity can lead to the discovery of novel ideas 1 0 2