"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower" –Steve Jobs
Behind every sociological movement is a psychology. The ever-growing creative classification of America is no different. The following teases the psychology of the movement apart.
Why do this?
Because it is needed. The costs of blindly acquiescing to copycat community building are too great. These costs are not simply aesthetic, even economic, but are costs in the ability to distinguish creativity from repetition, and ultimately: truth from fiction.
To read the original article: The Psychology of the Creative Class: Not as Creative as You Think | Newgeography.com
