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Can Creativity Be Systematized?: A Response to Ghassib

The Ghassib (2010) article is a wonderful thought piece to cause us to stop and think more about the creative enterprise, especially in science. It provides a strong argument for the importance of preparing future scientists well in the historical traditions of the discipline. By so doing, it challenges current societies to consider carefully how science makes progress on current problems and new discoveries.