Dreaming isn’t an impracticality—every invention started as a dream. It’s important to exercise the muscles of “What if” along with “How would that work?”
Otherwise, what’s the point of being creative? Pure reactivity is purely for machines.
Musings
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17 responses to “Musings”
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Yes; after the inspiration there must be the perspiration, or – as you say – it’s only a “what if”. And that applies just as much to art as to science and technology.
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So very true – even actually ‘dreaming’ when sleeping – like how Paul McCartney came up with the song ‘Yesterday’,
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Just like 3D printers! electric cars and bunnies! lol 😂 You broke your rules and tweeked the curtain at half twelve, you should read mine more often, they are satirical to say the least! and comment there so i do not fill your journals with dirty banter! lol
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Dreams have inspired some of my writing. My first novel was written with a “what if” – what if you couldn’t distinguish the difference between dreams and reality?
I am an artist as well as an author and a poet. I received new supplies and kept telling myself I can’t use them, I don’t know how, but how do you learn?
Through action inspired by an idea. A friend challenged me to create a portrait. I told him I couldn’t draw people.
He simply asked, “Who said I have to be a person?” It was like the window of my mind fractured on hearing that.
Inspiration is incredible, and all around us, but we have to follow it with the action.
I’m not just a dreamer. I’m a doer too.
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Kent Wayne 
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