2 Responses to hypothesis idea – lil.sapph

1. davidbdale says:

   September 23, 2024 at 2:53 am

   At first blush, this sounds specific enough, but I’m past the first blush stage already, and I won’t be comfortable until this is argued in a much narrower context or setting. FIRST let’s take a really specific example that can be convincingly demonstrated and THEN we can expand out to the broadly general: Breaks are always good.

   Working on a mind-numbing, repetitive task that engages only one part of our brains: running calculations on a series of tests, say, may lead to fatigue very quickly and result in lots of errors after an hour or so of uninterrupted work.

   But prolonged creative work: novel-writing or musical composition, for example, might really suffer from interruption and require MUCH more effort to get back to the “flow.”

   You won’t have my full endorsement of your proposal until you distinguish between the kinds of work that require breaks, and what would qualify as a “quality break” for those endeavors.

   Let me know what you think.

   Reply
   • lil.sapph says:

     September 25, 2024 at 9:08 pm

     Minimalistic

     minimalistic interior design 

     minimalistic interior designs’ effect on creativity

     Minimalistic interior design in offices and homes negatively affects one’s creativity

     Creativity and Individuality are being negatively affected by simple, repetitive minimalistic interior design.

     Creativity and Individuality are being negatively affected in people by simple, repetitive minimalistic interior design in homes and workspaces.

     Reply