True or False?

The two most important keywords for creative thinking are relevance and originality.

According to the speaker, engineers are among the most creative people in the world.

Peeter Valkonsky translated ancient Armenian texts directly into Estonian because he was fluent in the language.

The single biggest barrier to problem-solving is a lack of financial resources.

The SEALs training example was used to illustrate the concept of "fear of the unknown."

The speaker uses the analogy of painting a house to show that preparation is a minor part of the creative process.

The winemaker's philosophy was to understand the grape and then help it do what it wants to do.

IBM's Thomas Watson correctly predicted the massive future success of the personal computer.

The Sony Walkman case study is no longer used in business schools today.

The value of a creative solution is considered unimportant by the speaker.

The speaker states that our built-in mental framework from hard skill learning is a bias that needs to be broken.

The speaker uses the word "crazy" as a negative term to describe unproductive thinkers.

The resistance to solving a problem, like during an exam, is an example of an internal barrier.

The Sony Walkman was innovative because it allowed people to listen to music privately in public spaces.

The fundamental essence of creative thinking is helping the solution present itself, not imposing one.