What happens when a creative mind becomes so “turned on and tuned in” that the boundary between coincidence and cosmic meaning dissolves? In Chaos Under Glass, artist and educator Keith Wasserman shares the story of his first manic break during the Blizzard of 1996—and the decades-long journey to accept, align, and collaborate with his bipolar brain through art, mindfulness, and self-awareness.
Scientific progress depends on imagining what might be true based on what we know right now, and then testing it. That’s why scientific advice can change, and why science students need to learn to think creatively, not just memorize what’s already been discovered.
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