Think Creative

I realised this morning whilst looking throw a set of determined websites in my morning coffee-based StumbleUpon search that I have done little to explore Lateral thinking in these past posts on Facebook and the blog. Mainly I am showing examples of good design, and although that is a good thing, it is also subjective rather than objective. Then, on my third sip of coffee, and as the aroma started to dig into my brain, several things came together. The trigger was this clever little Lateral Thinking puzzle. It was entitled "The Impossible Nail in the Wood trick". If you are curious on the achievement of this, then the link will be added at the base of this post. What it triggered however, is the standard curiosity path, that I am sure goes through everyone's mind. On perplexing myself over a few more sips of coffee I finally looked at the explanatory video. Not what I expected. But, as I teach these type of thinking it wasn't a great surprise. One of the aspects of ...