We have a raw natural talent to interpret the essences of things. We make sense out of these jumbled letters because we immediately see the essence. This raw talent is why we’re all creative as children. A box could be a fort, a car, a tank, a cave, a house, something to draw on, and even a spaceship. When we were kids, our imaginations were not structured or restrained by rules and constraints of logic. We did not strive to eliminate possibilities—we strove to expand them.
