A lot of people ask me what the difference is between antimimeticisomorphism and thinking outside the box. The most expedient response is that outside the box thinking presupposes there is a box. Even Edward De Bono’s Lateral Thinking concept assumes a datum reference way of thing.
Antimimeticisomorphism has no such preconditions. The only constraint is that it be focused on a predetermined outcome, goal or target, otherwise it has no purpose, direction or vector in which to point.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for creative thinking and expression, by antimimeticisomorphism has a very pragmatic role. Its definition makes that crystal clear:
Antimimeticisomorphism
is having fun
doing out-of-the-ordinary things
that create extra-ordinary results
with the least amount of effor
and lowest cost
If you want to see examples of antimimeticisomorphism in action, click on the following hyperlinks to access:
The antimimeticisomorphism video
The antimimeticisomorphism website
A secret antimimeticisomorphism website with cool photos and videos
Antimimeticisomorphism blog posts
As one of the chosen ones in the movie The Matrix explained to Neo “There is no spoon.”
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