Summary:
The book explores the concept that creativity and innovation are often the result of collaborative efforts rather than solitary genius. It delves into various case studies and research to show how group dynamics, communication, and diverse expertise can combine to foster breakthrough ideas and solutions.
Key points:
1. Group Creativity: Sawyer highlights that creativity often comes from teamwork, with new ideas emerging from group interactions rather than solo work.
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