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The document discusses creativity and the process of invention and discovery based on the writings of several thinkers. It summarizes Poincaré's analysis of his own thought processes that led to mathematical discoveries, which involved preparation, incubation, intimation, and illumination. It also discusses Hadamard's analysis of Poincaré's work and Wallas' stages of creativity (preparation, incubation, intimation, illumination, and verification). The document notes the role of unconscious and subconscious processes in combining ideas randomly to eventually arrive at fruitful combinations.
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