Disordered Cogitations

The Innovate on Purpose blog has a good review of the book, Group Genius. The review starts:

The path to becoming more innovative often requires debunking a number of myths or commonly held beliefs. For instance, the idea that a lone genius is often responsible for an invention or innovation. In fact, most innovations or inventions spring from the combination of the work of many people. Edison did not create the lightbulb alone, nor did Al Gore invent the internet by himself.

Yet another book based on complexity theory and congruent with Web 2.0.

Labels: collaboration, genius, innovation