BEHIND EVERY INNOVATIVE SOLUTION LIES AN OBSCURE FEATURE

Behind every innovative solution lies an obscure feature

The Obscure Features Hypothesis (OFH) for innovation states that a two-step process undergirds almost all innovative solutions: (1) notice an infrequently observed or new (i.e., obscure) feature of the problem and (2) construct an interaction Litter Accessories involving the obscure feature that produces the desired effects to solve the problem.The

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From decline to urban degrowth: a debate under construction

Throughout history, cities have experienced more or less lasting crises that have led to significant declines in population and economic activity and even to their destruction.However, contemporary dynamics have led to strong disparities on a global, national and metropolitan scale and concentrate the decrease in certain areas and cities.In a conte

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