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Learn to Create, Design to Learn
Humans Are Designed Both to Learn and to Design The ability to create, and to become better at creating, is implicit in the nature of the brain’s neural network. A study performed in 2001 showed that when monkeys used tools, their brains rewired themselves to include those tools in their brain maps.
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