If You Want To Have Better Ideas, Get Out Of This World

I regularly check the science boards and university press releases for new studies on creativity. Specifically, studies that show us some small or big way to increase our own creativity. In compiling ten years worth of such studies on our Scientific Studies page, I noticed a pattern across many, if not all of those studies. That is, reducing our ability to focus on the physical 3D world increases our creativity. These studies appear quite different on the surface—the creative effects of sound, light, certain activities like walking, etc.—but I believe they are just different ways we can get out of this world in order to be more creative.

CreativityWill BurnsDecember 27, 2022creativity, science, studies, dimensions

Introducing The Ideasicle X TikTok Channel: Creativity Tips

We started a TikTok Channel with short videos on each finding. We call them “Creativity Tips” and so far we have one about how walking increases creativity, another on how the placebo effect works for creativity, and yet another one on the positive effects of moderate amounts of alcohol. But we’re only just beginning. We invite you to subscribe to our channel below and start using science to improve your own creativity.

CreativityWill BurnsJanuary 19, 2022TikTok, creativity, science, studies, research

Improve Your Creativity With These 12 Scientific Studies

For decades I’ve been studying creativity. I find it fascinating and important work. Because what is human progress if not the cumulative creative acts across all humanity at any given moment? As such I am always looking for new research into the human mind and into creativity itself with the goal of improving our ideas and accelerating progress. Below are my favorite 12 studies so far. Click the “Source” button within each section to read more about that study.

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