> we instructed each pair to generate creative uses for a product for five minutes and then spend one minute selecting their most creative idea.
This is published in Nature, why? it's a very narrow definition of "creativeness" . Such claims have a mountain to climb. Scientists have been doing remote work for decades, it's not like all the creative stuff happened in attention-deprived conferences.
This is published in Nature, why? it's a very narrow definition of "creativeness" . Such claims have a mountain to climb. Scientists have been doing remote work for decades, it's not like all the creative stuff happened in attention-deprived conferences.