Eighty Red Treatises: Walkers and Creation (1)

Today, let's talk about the proposition of "creation", and dedicate a special section. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

In the author's talk about the movie "Never End", I talked about creativity, talking about two situations. That is to say, there are generally two types of creation: one is specialized, and the other is broad. Specialization is often said "not afraid of a thousand tricks, afraid of a trick of poison", a good one can have creativity; Although it is biased, it can also be close to the "Tao", which makes the individual continue to move forward; In the West and in modern times, due to the expansion of the total amount of social knowledge, this is the mainstream mode of creation in society, especially in the field of natural science. Ph.D. is generally a field of expertise in the social sciences; Although the accumulation of social science knowledge is abundant, due to the need for comprehensive understanding, the time limit is generally long, and a certain amount of social experience is also required. Note that there can be a category of "doctoral specialists" here, mainly in the form of cutting short or intercepting for social creation. Generally speaking, creation requires a certain knowledge link, that is, to add basic comprehensive ability.

So how do specific individuals achieve creativity? Let's take a look at the specializations first.

Huaxia uses poetry and writing to run through ancient civilizations, and in the forty-eighth chapter of "Dream of Red Mansions", there is a section where Xiangling worships Daiyu to learn poetry that can be imitated. Daiyu patiently guided her from novelty to truthfulness, and Xiangling composed three poems after being taught. The connotation of these three poems is characterized by "Yonghua" to "clarity" to "scene", and the Zen saying is "dyeing, knowing, and living", that is, hearing others, discovering oneself, and sublimating the soul. It's hard to explain the truth about poetry if you don't study it professionally, but that doesn't prevent us from liking it, writing new books, and using it. In the book, it is not uncommon to say that "Xiangling is bitter to learn poetry, and her blood is sincere, and she can't do it during the day, and she suddenly gets eight sentences in a dream". In the past, there were many legends of divine endowment in dreams, and the entertainment version is the legend of Cheng Biting Jin's "three-plate axe".

Xiangling's poetry is "sincere, gold and stone are open", and the book says that "there is nothing difficult in the world, but I am afraid of people with hearts", and it is the case to specialize in one.

The following story is also related to dreams, and it is about the generation of Borche.

In 1861, the German chemist Kekuler began to study the structure of benzene. He was trained as an architect in his early years, had a certain ability to think figuratively, he was good at using the model method, linking the properties of compounds to the structure, and his painstaking research finally came to fruition, and in the winter of 1864, his scientific inspiration led him to a major breakthrough. He once wrote: "I sat down to write my textbook, but the work did not progress; My mind wandered. I turned my chair to the fire and dozed off. The atom jumped before my eyes again, and the smaller group humbly retreated behind. My mind has been sharpened by the constant appearance of such hallucinations, and I can now distinguish large structures of many shapes, as well as long rows of molecules that are sometimes close together, orbiting, rotating, and moving like snakes. See! What is that? A snake bit its own tail, and the shape swirled illusory before my eyes. It was like a flash of lightning, and I woke up. I spent the rest of the night making this assumption. Thus, for the first time, Kekuler satisfactorily wrote the structural formula of benzene, pointing out that the structure of aromatic compounds contains a closed ring of carbon atoms; It differs from aliphatic compounds that have an open-chain structure. From 1867 to 1869, Kekuler published the idea of three-dimensional arrangement of atoms in his lectures "On the Structure of Salts" and "On the Structure of Lai (1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene)", and for the first time pushed the concept of atomic valence from the plane to the three-dimensional space.

This beautiful talk involves a comprehensive link of knowledge that leads to new discoveries. We can't help but ask, is there a connection between architectural training and chemical research? Well, here the German chemist Kekule really has. If something is isolated, then the credibility of its proof is questionable. Can we take a look at Jobs' evolutionary calligraphy at Stanford University and the connection to computer technology? There was one in Jobs.

So okay, how do you do leapfrog disciplinary thinking to achieve the creation of your dreams? Or how do you move one knowledge to link another knowledge? Of course, you have to know this knowledge first, and this is the learning process; Secondly, you have to know that this knowledge is alive, not in isolation, and this is the process of analysis and comprehensive understanding. Here's a word to remember: keep any possibilities open. It may be that mistakes will be made, and then when a lot of possibilities are piled up, there will be a glittering "gold".

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