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In a decades-long project at Rutgers University, scholars of the inventor Thomas Edison have been organizing and studying his voluminous personal papers—3.5 million pages of notes, sketches, diagrams, letters, and other documents relating to his experiments, inventions, and patents. What this archival project has revealed is that Edison's genius flowed largely from his ability to reason from analogy—drawing insights from one field or invention and applying them to another.

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