THE PRACTICE A simple way to practice it’s all invented is to ask yourself this question: What assumption am I making, That I’m not aware I’m making, That gives me what I see? And when you have an answer to that question, ask yourself this one: What might I now invent, That I haven’t yet invented, That would give me other choices? And then you can invent spaces, like the paper surrounding the nine dots, where four lines can do the work of five.
