Creativity also requires information. And Information is discovered. We can only generate random ideas from what we know. We can't imagine something we've never sensed, or know. You can't imagine a color you've never seen without recalling known colors. You can freely mix ideas due to your imagination.

But when we discover new information, we must decide whether the information is useful. Otherwise the information is considered noise.

We give weight to decisions: time spent pondering, considering, and the more weight we give, the better the decision. Almost always the idea is measured in usefulness.

Sound familiar?

A massive chasm exists between good, creative ideas and ideas that aren’t nonsense.