Which symbol is commonly used to represent a new idea?
AnswerA light bulb
A glowing light bulb is the classic cartoon symbol for a sudden new idea.
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AnswerA light bulb
A glowing light bulb is the classic cartoon symbol for a sudden new idea.
AnswerA legal right protecting an invention for a limited time
A patent gives an inventor exclusive rights to an invention for a limited period in exchange for publicly disclosing it.
AnswerAlex Osborn
Alex Osborn popularized brainstorming in the 1940s and 1950s, including in his book Applied Imagination.
AnswerLateral thinking
Edward de Bono introduced the term lateral thinking in 1967.
AnswerIsaac Newton
Newton himself told the story of a falling apple prompting his thinking about gravity.
AnswerMenlo Park
Edison's laboratory at Menlo Park, New Jersey, earned him the nickname "The Wizard of Menlo Park."
AnswerPlato
Plato taught that perfect, unchanging Forms or Ideas lie behind the objects we see.