Thanks to Gabe for picking this up and sharing it with the rest of us.
Here Steven Johnson asks, What are the spaces that historically lead to unusual rates of creativity and innovation?
As Gabe said, this is makes a good argument for co-working.
Certainly, in today's well-connected times, technology has kept up working in a virtually alongside people. That can be a good thing -- or it could mean nothing.
We need to make sure our ideas are given the chance to collide.
