Daydream Believer by Mitch Horowitz
A spirited defense of the creative imagination, this book argues that daydreaming and private visions have driven many of the major inventions, artworks, and social reforms of modern life; blending cultural history and biographical sketches of overlooked visionaries, it shows how skeptical institutions often resisted their dreams and how persistent inner conviction produced innovation and moral courage, while urging readers to reclaim constructive reverie as a practical source of creativity, resilience, and purposeful change.
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