Creative Earth

A curious and creative Adobe survey on creativity also identifies the most creative cities in the world. The US software house has given (thus also says the "interviews", not only of medicines) an online test to more or less 5,000 people, including young people, older people, millennials (21-35 years, not a thousand) and baby boomers (the oldest of the group, in short) selected in different countries of the

world. Five, to be exact: United States, Britain, Germany, France and Japan.

perhaps questionable choice, but, in short, need not always be like parsley (which gets everywhere): we can also make good spectators.

However, in about twenty minutes - the average length of the interviews - the subjects responded to a nice package of questions, showing that creativity is a value to society and the economy, which makes us be creative best workers, the best leader, best students and also improves family relationships.

Generally prevails modesty, because less than half of respondents were defined creative / a (of course the survey included a substantive gender equality). Always in general, many have corcordato on the fact that the average salary of a creative is higher than that of a non-creative (in short, the latter earns less). Creativity pays, then the synthesis of Adobe analysts.

Creators who are recognized as such they are also as innovative, perfectly at ease, problem solver and happy: in short, showed enviable self-esteem, in addition to the belief that creativity is a national imperative and more small (but only for the reader casually), educational. Among the most creative of the Earth have been given city, in order, Tokyo, New York, Paris, London, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Berlin (all other cities in the world, together, have not reached the 5% quorum) .

The most distracted readers is perhaps that we have not escaped reported percentages (except for excluded city): it is not distracting. If desired, anyone can read the Adobe Document (pdf in English, with all its percentages), as we did without just find a paragrafino where he explained what is meant by creativity, or if in the UK (for example) applications were made before or after the referendum on brexit.