chuqrs
01/13/13 2:11 pm
Then please create a musical masterpiece that trumps the classicals, or fix the downhill fall of Disney! We need some new fresh stuff!!
musicnerd RHIT
01/10/13 6:24 pm
It's called I have google to do the data stuff for me. I don't have access already to the imagination, so of course I would choose that.
geoag02 Dallas, TX
01/10/13 6:17 pm
If the lineup for imagination had been da Vinci, Edison, and Maxwell I might have gone with that, but given that it was all artistic people and I am more into designing stuff I could lookup part specs if I had the google ability.
KENZlE
01/10/13 5:39 pm
Imagination wouldn't help me without their talent. I already have an awesome imagination, too. I'd really not want either, but if I had to pick, I'd choose the mental google.
Lumineer
01/10/13 5:15 am
I feel like knowing nearly everything would take the fun out of learning. Yes, you'd never struggle on tests or to prove your spouse wrong in arguments, but I'd rather be able to create these big beautiful ideas and see them come to fruition.
rabblerabble Utah
01/10/13 4:23 am
Stupid question and doesn't factor in the imagination it would take to figure out where that information would be located or what to do with it/what it means.
satiricalnick meh
01/10/13 12:41 am
I heres ya! You'd find his actual kenyan birth certificate, hidden beneath is numerous copies of the communist manifesto, and origin of species!
rastamonsta
01/09/13 5:33 pm
Why would I want to read about Picasso or Mozart if I have the option to think like them?
I'll take imagination, after all in my opinion, without it we would have little to be knowledgable about.
Loadmaster Sacto
01/09/13 4:52 pm
I like to take the time to learn, I like the learning process. Knowing everything instantly would ruin that for me. I'll take the imagination.
HalfDozenMama in my scrapbook room
01/09/13 1:42 pm
With data I could instantly mentally access information that could say- save someone's life by having medical knowledge; be able to have intelligent conversations with anyone on any subject; never get lost; teach my kids... I think data would be more useful, speaking in life application.
Bolide
01/09/13 11:38 am
I don't feel it is about what his paintings look like, but instead the new forms and styles he introduced.
Drathic Over Yonder
01/09/13 11:15 am
Plus, I wouldn't want someone else's imagination. It is such a personal thing, a reflection of your dreams and soul, that it is not something to be acquired. It is intrinsic to one's personal journey and relationship with God. So yeah - data please!
angela9298
01/09/13 10:02 am
I would think you'd want the opposite. I'm an engineer and chose imagination. Everyone has Access to the same data more or less, but you need creativity and imagination to be innovative and successful.
susanr Colorado
01/09/13 9:04 am
I didn't say that was his only contribution; I'm just suggesting that he was a pioneer in many of the things he did, *and* that he shouldn't be judged solely by the more recent films that are what many younger people may think represent him.
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