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What’s particularly interesting, however, is that most of these studies rely on just a small group of core creativity tests – and you don’t need any special lab equipment to take them. Below, we’ve collected five of the most commonly used creativity challenges for your self-testing pleasure. While creativity “testing” is far from an exact science, trying your mettle at these challenges could yield insight into when, where, and how you’re most creative. Or maybe it’ll just be fun. 1. Developed by J.P. Hold papers togetherCufflinksEarringsImitation mini-tromboneThing you use to push that emergency restart button on your routerKeeping headphones from getting tangled upBookmark The test measures divergent thinking across four sub-categories: 2. 3. 4. 11337-1389381318-4.jpg (625×3040) 51 Times In 2013 Jennifer Lawrence Proved She Was Master Of The Universe. 166697.jpg (460×583) Swanson_Pyramid_of_Greatness.jpg (1500×1240) 30 People You Wish You Could Be.
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It’s not there anymore and neither was it up for long, which is a shame. It commemorated…well, have a look. The plaque was the work of Dave Askwith and Alex Normanton, who made the signs look as authentic as possible and then surrepticiously secured them to buildings. Some lasted weeks, some months. They released a book of their witty, realistic-looking work called Signs of Life in 2005. It’s in the grand tradition of fake English Heritage signs which seem to be attracted to Soho – for many years, one was pasted to a window in Berwick Street reading “Tom Baker, Bespoke Tailor…worked here but lived round the corner” and for a while, Gavin Turk’s was displayed inside the Groucho Club – but I think this is my favourite. A second Askwith-Normanton sign was on display a littler further down the wall when I took these photos.
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