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Scientific Genius
A Psychology of Science
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240 pages
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The book explores the concept of genius through the author's unique chance-configuration theory, which analyzes how random events and configurations contribute to exceptional creativity and innovation. By examining various historical figures and their breakthroughs, the author delves into the interplay between chance and individual talent, offering a fresh perspective on what constitutes genius and how it can manifest in different contexts.
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2009, paperback
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