thread: 2009-06-08 : Restating: Fictional Causes and Realization
On 2009-06-12, Mark Woodhouse wrote:
Any group creative activity has to in some way get over that hump. Not being willing to be boring, trite, off-timing, whatever - not being willing to be judged - is poison to collaboration.
All performance is "be creative, now!"
I think that may be the biggest danger in the sort of disconnect from fictional cause that V's talking about. It makes everything very safe - we all just point to the dice and the numbers and the logic of system and say "that made me do it - if it sucked, don't blame me!" We can pretend we aren't judging each other's input.
But if we're really doing this group creative activity we claim we are, of course we're judging.
