Ideas
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An idea usually refers to a person's thought or concept. Ideas can be of several types categorized by how other people perceive them:
- Simple ideas - for example, forming a list of possible leisure activities or food to eat
- Novel ideas - an invention or new way of thinking (a new mechanism or paradigm)
- "Dangerous" ideas - overturning the conventionally accepted status quo (as Darwinian evolution or Heisenbergs uncertainty principle)
- delusional ideas - such as believing your pet hamster is an alien or belief in some religious sects
- psychotic ideas - an irrational belief caused by a psychiatric condition
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Ideas may also refer to:
- Ideas (retailer), a Pakistani retail chain
- Ideas (radio show), a Canadian radio program
- IDeaS, an emulator for the Nintendo DS
- I-DEAS, the CAx software
- Plato's theory of forms, a theory of abstract entities
- Ideas (book), a work of philosophy by Edmund Husserl
- Ideas festival, a biennial event in Brisbane, Australia presented by the Queensland Government
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