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Look for Analogies "The third essential," he said, "is a logical mind that sees analogies." Disputing an apparent suggestion from Strother that a mathematical mind might be more important, Edison became heated. "No! No! Not mathematical. No man of a mathematical habit of mind ever invented anything that amounted to much. He hasn't the imagination to do it. He sticks too close to the rules, and to the things he is mathematically sure he knows, to create anything new. I don't know anything about mathematics; I can't even do proportion.”

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