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	<title>Comments on: Imagination Is More Important Than Knowledge</title>
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		<title>By: Easton Ellsworth</title>
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		<description>Davy, I&#039;ve just posted about how to become more imaginative. Hopefully my thoughts there add a little to this discussion. I love Einstein&#039;s quote.

I suppose there are situations in which knowledge is more important than imagination - for instance, when you see an old friend and need to remember their name - but I am grateful that Einstein, of all people, chose to say what he did. I think he had the vision right. He knew that you can know a bunch of facts or possess a bunch of skills but still languish. You&#039;ve gotta have a creative purpose for all that know-how.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Davy, I&#8217;ve just posted about how to become more imaginative. Hopefully my thoughts there add a little to this discussion. I love Einstein&#8217;s quote.</p>
<p>I suppose there are situations in which knowledge is more important than imagination &#8211; for instance, when you see an old friend and need to remember their name &#8211; but I am grateful that Einstein, of all people, chose to say what he did. I think he had the vision right. He knew that you can know a bunch of facts or possess a bunch of skills but still languish. You&#8217;ve gotta have a creative purpose for all that know-how.</p>
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