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 	  Add to that the simple fact that [[people]] working face-to-face in groups have to communicate sequentially -- in general, one person is speaking at a [[time]] -- so there is a dilution of effort. This is true even when activities are structured to have [[people]] [[WORK]] in parallel as much as possible.
 	- #[[Clip]] [[19-05-2023]] 10:35  [How To Be More Creative - Sunsama Blog](https://www.sunsama.com/blog/how-to-be-more-creative)
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-	  One way to counter this problem -- at least in part -- is to have a group's participants brainstorm on their own, prior to working together. Then, afterward, the group comes together and shares their [[thoughts]], builds on them, comes up with new Ideas, and so on. But that 'coming together' doesn't have to be face-to-face in a [[CONFERENCE]] room. It can be accomplished [[by]] the group sharing each participant's Ideas, questions, and [[thoughts]] asynchronously, with a moderator guiding the process. This may amplify risk-taking in the absence of group social norms and groupthink #card
+	  One way to counter this problem -- at least in part -- is to have a group's participants brainstorm on their own, prior to working together. Then, afterward, the group comes together and shares their [[thoughts]], builds on them, comes up with new Ideas, and so on. But that 'coming together' doesn't have to be face-to-face in a [[CONFERENCE]] room. It can be accomplished [[by]] the group sharing each participant's Ideas, questions, and [[thoughts]] asynchronously, with a moderator guiding the process. This may amplify risk-taking in the absence of group social norms and groupthink