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Book by Kenneth O. Stanley and Joel Lehman arguing that spectacular achievements are usually found through open-ended search rather than by setting objectives.
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MTS· 6 Nov
Qasim Wani says Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned argues that to solve the most ambitious ideas you have to have some degree of nonlinear thinking.The Generalist· 17 Mar
Karol Hausman says Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned is a wonderful counterintuitive book that shows multiple examples of how something spectacular is arrived at without planning for it, and that it sheds new light on innovation.