"L'invention, il faut l'admettre humblement, ne consiste pas à créer à partir du néant mais à partir du chaos"
— Mary Shelley
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Creating new ideas or inventions isn’t like pulling something from thin air. Instead, it's about making sense out of a messy situation or combining existing things in new ways. Imagine you're trying to make a new recipe, but your kitchen is a total mess with ingredients scattered everywhere. You don’t get new ingredients magically; you take the ones already available and mix them uniquely to create a delicious dish. That's what invention is like – organizing what's already around us to make something new and useful. So, if you're facing a situation that seems chaotic and disordered, look closely. You might just find the components needed for your next great idea or project right there.
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