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While muscle memory might not be a real thing (your muscle fibers can't store cognitive information), working with your muscles often lets your mind wander.

Our number system is a quirky thing. We have irrational numbers, imaginary numbers, and no one even knows how many there are. Yet, we use it to count important things. Can we use such a system to count ideas?

Is it actually possible to do nothing? Would that be so bad? In our overschedule, must-be-productive world, we often are too busy to have good ideas.

Joe Swope talks to screenwriter Courtney Purdue about good ideas, the creative process, and the writers' strike.

Why haven't you (or anyone) built a time machine yet? The answer might be in another question. How much do you know about time travel?

To run a business, the manager or owner needs to know the numbers. Everything should be counted! Should that include good ideas?

You don't have a brain. You ARE a brain. So, all self-improvement really means brain improvement. Listen to get an idea about how to do that.

How should managers foster creativity? Is a new color that no one else can see a good idea? It is original but is it useful?

Does relation allow for good ideas or does the chemical release of endorphins and serotonin allow that comes with a good idea allow for relaxation? Listen to find out.