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You're born with the gene code of creativity 12024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  It's uh in a in a creativity or the inner mind, it's that,
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  it's that part of your mind that's the magic and the mystic right. And
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  to create good art, you don't do what everybody does right. To design
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  something new, you know, do what everybody does right. To invent something
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  new, it must not be something that already is right, because that which
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  is new is that which wasn't there in the first place. Right, Yeah,
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  that which is isn't new because it already is right. But that which
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  is novelle, it's something that was not there before. But some human to
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  their mind or minds to places right. It means you must you travelse your
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  mind from this ordinary ran and take your mind that far, that deep,
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  and once you get there, you turn around, you see nobody but yourself.
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  And in that state of mind, in that state of being, you
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  can harvest or invent or create something and bring it back, bring a man
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  back to this re realm, to this world and give it to the world,
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  and people ask, how did you do that? Where where does this
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  come from? I can of teach you how to create, but to create
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  which isn't he must learn to be original, organic and authentic, like this
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  work we're seeing here. When I start to do my art work, I
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  started the basic, I get into the rhythm of my algorithm. I start
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  to challenge what I've made, and I start to push myself for something new,
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  and I just keep pushing. I keep pushing, I keep trying new
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  things, playing with different variables, and to see through my experiment of mind
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  that which clicks. But I become comfortable where when I've taken my mind somewhere
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  that I now they're no human being. Wherever I get there, I know
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  with don't mean they're no human being. We get there a humans. Some
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  humans will be too lazy to do it or to get there and be most
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  humans who have the patience, attention, the focus, the interests, the
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  concentration to do things. And third, humans like to copy, You must
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  like to imitate. Humans are restricted with the natural or the observable. They
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  call him manipulate that which is. But h I use that which is to
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  create that which isn't. Because that which is that I use in my creativity
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  gets last. It has engineered a part of my mind, a gene code
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  in my mind. That is novel. That's the beauty of creativity. The
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  physical body can only go that far right. But the mind is infinity.
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  Only you can stop your mind from thinking or creating or inventing or innovator.
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  But even if when you stop your mind from thinking, your mind is still
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  thinking. So how you harness and rally your mind to think? It's very
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  essential and that which you create life is made from atoms, molecules or compounds,
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  or that which we can see, and that which we can see,
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  but that wish we can see, and that wish you can discern, or
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  that wish people don't think about. Is there rm upon which you should set
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  your mind. That's the journey for your mind to take, To take a
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  journey to dare where no human has tried or failed tried. The power to
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  push your mind the observable war. It's much about projection and the internalized world.
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  It's much about perception and perspective. But the projection is that which people
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  see your heart or your creativity invasion. But the perception and perspective should be
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  influenced by you. What is it that you want to make and why are
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  you're making it? How do I push myself beyond the limit. The beauty
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  of the mind is always breaking boundaries, right or becoming obstacles. Right,
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  it's like a pass right, it's like a maze. You're always trying to
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  It's like playing a chess game. Right, it's like a pazza, it's
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  like a Rubiesque. Right, just when you can't just once you get there,
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  you want something more. S Teaching your mind to be complex and complicated
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  in simplicity, it means your mind is able to condense very complex things or
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  complicated things into best simplicity, but with esthetics, originality, and authenticity.
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  See the people who create the greatest of things, or do the best of
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  things, or are extraordinary or super talented or gifted in what they do,
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  is that in the beginning, they start something without themselves. They see a
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  problem in the world, in the universe, and they set themselves on the
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  journey to solve that problem or to prove something that is unproven. That's creativity,
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  that's invention, that's ingenuity. How are made to be a genius?
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  You push yourself beyond the limit, or you don't need to push yourself in
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  it. You just take yourself in a rhalm that nobody is or everybody shall
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  ever be, and you start to think, imagine stuff, illusions, delusions,
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  utopia, dystopias, reality, objectivity, conditionalities, distructions, a noise.
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  You start to play with all these things to use measurement, proportionality,
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  and balance to create magic. What beauty is the mind if he can if
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  he can't think creatively, doubt creatively, or ask creative questions, how can
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  you explore? Or can you invent? How can you create without thinking creatively,
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  doubting creatively and answering questions? Why should you spending your time to copy
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  that's not healthy for the brain? Why copy that which already is that norms
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  the intellect that destroys creativity. A human being has a gene code to everything,
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  just a human if not discovered that, you have a gene code to
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  learn, a gin cold to cry, a gin cold to be happy,
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  a gine code to create, a gin cold to be kind, a gin
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  code to be distracted, a gin code to eat, a jain code to
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  see, a jink code. There's a gene code for everything. So this
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  gin code come, These gin codes come together to make that which of human.
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  So if you tap into each gain code, you can exaline it this
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  magic in achin code. If you take the gin code of eating, it
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  can be the greatest of chef. It can come all the best recipes.
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  If you take the gin code of speech, you can be the greatest speaker.
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  Or rather, if you take the jink of our creativity, then heaven
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  be us, because without creativity, even heaven was not made the beginning.
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  And enter that which is good, that's creativity, and what you create,
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  you can always stand on that which is Take your mind to places unknown,
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  the rems, unseen or hurt, to that imaginary ward where you're free.
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  When the mind is free, or you have absolute agency, autonomy and control,
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  and in that liberty of mine, you can create magic. And it's
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  a great magic. It means you can put together something that would dazzle humanity.
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  Everybody has that. Everybody has that. Tap into your inner self,
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  Tap into your inner self, tap into your inner mind, and tap into
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  your inner soul, and tap into the inner cosmos, and you will come
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  out with something that is you. You are the eight, You are the
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  thing. It's a thing to be the bureau of the universe. Gift to
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  humanity and the blessings from the motives m HM