What one saves in mental energy, one makes up for in creative theories of causation and human behaviour.
"The Meaning of Paleolithic Rock Art" dismissed the various, too creative theories of its predecessors, and, with them, any residual nineteenthcentury prejudice or romance about the "primitive" mind.
The book from Perry's British Museum show last year is far more than a catalogue of exhibits, packed as it is with playful creative theories and the artist's restless spirit.
The FIFA case may end up focusing on alleged conduct that's clearly illegal, or it may center on more controversial, "creative" theories.
From Hitler's birthday to an imaginary tea time, there are a number of highly creative theories as to why stoners covet today's date.
Balaguer calls her research a "precarious history" of "creative theories" because before her, there was a sparse amount of documents and writings on graphic design in the Philippines.
She refers to her findings as creative theories, explaining, "they are creative not because I creative them myself, but because there is no reference to them, so you have to kind of pull ideas out of a hat".
The waterfront development of Brooklyn was part of the "creative class theory" that drove much of Bloomberg's approach to infrastructure, Dulchin said.
We thus propose Creative Segment theory.
These results provide evidence for the Creative Segment theory.
