Albert Einstein once said this,
"Logic will get you from A to Z, imagination will get you everywhere"
It means logic will lead you from A to Z, while imagination will take you everywhere. The meaning of this proverb is that when one uses logic or reason in certain conditions, he gets only limited explanations, in the form of definitions composed of letters of the alphabet.
Developing the imagination is actually easy. It's just that some people are troubling him with judgment that people who have imagination, only he who is creative. Indeed, everyone has imagination.
The first example, when we are faced with a condition where it must cross a crocodile-infested river, will probably only get a limited answer. Take the boat, run around, or maybe swing from the ropes of the tree at the end of the river to the other end of the river.
The second example, can you imagine Shaun the Sheep without referring to a sheep? Or, can you imagine Bob Sponge without imagining a sponge? Of course the creator of the cartoon character also gets a reference to what is happening in the real world. Thus, the law if imagination is formed purely from the mind is not absolute.
