He uses Einstein and Watson as examples of major discoveries arriving through daydream, intuition, or dream imagery before evidence and research are assembled afterward.
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He uses Einstein and Watson as examples of major discoveries arriving through daydream, intuition, or dream imagery before evidence and research are assembled afterward.
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"...major scientific discovery it all came to the person in a dream or when he was or it sort of popped into that person's..."
"...boom one day something came up and he he had a dream of a staircase, a double staircase. And he's like, maybe that's the..."
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