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Outstanding creativity in all domains may stem from shared attributes and a common process of discovery
A “rage to master,” as observed in some precocious young artists, may help define extreme visual creativity
Renewing our commitment to gifted education is the key to a more innovative, productive and culturally rich society
New research reveals that animals interact in surprisingly sophisticated ways
When it comes to cultivating genius, talent matters, but motivation may matter more
Cases of savant syndrome have inspired an electrical brain stimulation technique for boosting creative insight
“Genius” societies offer a social network for the top tier of test-takers
Women tend to choose work-life balance rather than the pursuit of eminence—although the choice is not entirely freely made
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