http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/apr/06/neuroscience-bob-dylan-genius-creativity
The constant need for insights has shaped the creative process. In fact,
these radical breakthroughs are so valuable that we've invented
traditions and rituals that increase the probability of an epiphany,
making us more likely to hear those remote associations coming from the
right hemisphere.
And this is why poetic forms are so important. When a poet needs to
find a rhyming word with exactly three syllables or an adjective that
fits the iambic scheme, he ends up uncovering all sorts of unexpected
connections; the difficulty of the task accelerates the insight process.
The
story of Like A Rolling Stone is a story of creative insight. It took
only a few seconds before a mental block became a work of art.
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