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प्रश्न
What is meant by creative intelligence?
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उत्तर
Creative intelligence refers to the ability to think creatively and imaginatively, leading to innovative ideas and solutions. This type of intelligence requires the ability to think creatively, connect ideas, and solve problems in unconventional ways.
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