Is True Creativity even possible?

[ryandesreu]

If you found the answer, would you recognize it, and how would you know if it were true?

[Scholar]

On 10.7.2024 at 8:54 AM, Leo Gura said:

True creativity is inspired from all around by examples.

So there is no contradiction.

Yes, you can invent totally new things, but it won't come from a vacuum.

It literally does come from a vacuum. Reality manifests it's infinite expressions through extracting it from nothingness (which is pure infinity).

This is the only way you can explain higher complexity and novel information generation as demonstrated by evolution and the human mind.

 

Now, novel information is of course necessarily contextualized within the given system in which it expresses itself. Given a physical system, any form of complexity naturally will be physical. But that does not mean that novel information was not created. Each limited set of existence contains a near infinite amount of possible configurations. How to arrive at particular complexities is achieved through interfacing with nothingness through free will.

 

To ask something like "Can you create something truly outside of this world?" would be like asking if you can find a physical expression which is not physical. The question makes no sense and demonstrates a misunderstanding of the nature of infinity and creation.

Edited July 11 by Scholar

[Princess Arabia]

On 7/10/2024 at 6:40 PM, Yimpa said:

Morons.

Hehe. Funny.