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「ひらめいた!」と感じる瞬間にアイデアが生まれると思われがちですが、スティーブ ジョンソンは歴史はまた別の事実を示していると紹介しています。ロンドンのコーヒー店に見られる「流動的ネットワーク」の話から、チャールズ ダーウィンにまつわる長期にわたるゆっくりとした予感の話、さらには人や物が相互に連携してアイデアが素早く広まるようになった今の世の中についても語っています。
Steven Berlin Johnson is the best-selling author of six books on the intersection of science, technology and personal experience. His forthcoming book examines "Where Good Ideas Come From." Full bio »
Translated into Japanese by Satoshi Tatsuhara
Reviewed by Natsuhiko Mizutani
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