Baby Rainbow
16 years ago
Creativity |
StandStill
16 years ago
They go hand in hand.. |
mark swaggerty
16 years ago
When reading or writing i enjoy the logical message, but the creative way to teach you the same lesson i've heard a hundred times. |
your love is mine
16 years ago
I would have to say that I would and Creativity because there is more fun with creativity and not much fun with logic.=) |
LoreNz0
16 years ago
Hehe well if ur creative enough, u can think up ur own logic =D |
Vix
16 years ago
Both. I guess I'm greedy. |
Blueleo
16 years ago
Lol, I always remind people that throughout life, philosophers were life's greatest scientists. Might I add to that the fact that a lot of the philosophers were poets even if the world doesn't know it. They speak of life in a poetic way because they see it as this piece of art. Even if it's not a beautiful piece of art in their eyes. So in my opinion, a great artist with lots of "creativity" is also a very logical person. Only they may not have the engineering skills to make their "logic" apparent. I think a lot of poets, if they took the time to learn science and math would surprise themselves at what they can do with it. Unfortunately, we pick and choose what we love and hate. Once you decide you hate math and you don't want to learn it, you lose that chance for something greater. |
Frozen hearT
16 years ago
It's creativity for me...... |
adriaan
16 years ago
I already have logic so I'll go for creativity. |
Wolf Haines
16 years ago
If I had to choose one, with certainty of lacking the other then i would choose creativity. |
RussianRendezvous
16 years ago
Both of them. for me I apply logic to things like relgion and the human tendency to screw up our world. Creativity comes out with my writing, in the form of metaphors, hidden meanings or connections, artful wording and often abstract. sarcasm |