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It might sound stereotypical, but a lot of people have this perspective of scientists being less artistic and more rigid than others. Meanwhile, artists are usually perceived as people who are less rational than the rest of the population. Often described as the right side of the brain versus the left side, or artistic creativity versus logical thinking, artistic and scientific minds are usually considered polar opposites.
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At first glance, Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso probably don’t have many things in common. While one is responsible for some of the most crucial scientific breakthroughs in history, the other one is known for his celebrated and impressive artistic masterpieces. If you compare an artistic mind and a scientific mind, you might be surprised that they actually have many things in common.
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Throughout history, great scientists and artists shared one common trait, and this is none other than curiosity. Artists and scientists view the world with this thirst for knowledge and they work hard to comprehend how it works. Artists express their views of the world in physical art pieces while scientists meticulously test their theories.
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To put it simply, both scientists and artists tread on the same path of initial free thought until they reach the point where they need to act. This is the part where the path divides into two. Those with a scientific mind follow a certain set of rigorous rules and testing to get to their point of understanding.
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The key difference between science and art all boils down to the modern attitude of form and rules.
In general, modern science seeks to shore up and reevaluate the years of research that led to the present conception of today’s material world.
Once new knowledge recasts or disrupts the existing framework of knowing, science doesn’t radically shift or overhaul its base rules but adapts them more cautiously instead.
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It wouldn’t be easy to claim that every artist that operates in the modern era ditches tradition, although high-profile examples tend to do so.
Every time you see news about modern artists, they don’t seem like they want to make incremental advances in the knowledge field – unlike scientists that seem to do so. They may be making a more radical turn in a completely different direction altogether.
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