Re: Creativity

>Greetings, everyone.
>
>While I'm not a mathematician or a physhologist, I've taken cognitive
>philosophy as a secondary course here at my university, and I've yet
>to figure out the answer to a set of simple questions, which seem to
>bother my teacher a lot:
>
> What is creativity? How exactly do you define it, and how do you
>simulate it? Is it purely random, or it is somehow linked to our
>memory?
>So far, I wasn't able to produce a suitable answer to them. 

you are not alone, no body has been able to produce 'suitable answers' to these
kinds of questions. 

Maybe
>someone here could help?
>
>Thank you.
>
> -- Mihai.
>
>

Mickeyd