[mksreddy]

“Sometimes I’ll start a sentence, and I don’t even know where it’s going. I just hope I find it along the way.”

— Michael Scott, the first LLM.

[vasco]

Most of my good thinking is done like this. Walking around the house talking out loud to myself about a topic without knowing where it's going. Over the years I've trained myself to try and speak more and more in this mode and I find it has good outcomes. It's not how it works but to myself I call it "putting my brain in analog mode". I also try to write like this for all my first passes. I also found it works for drawing, I will start drawing a random line and see where the hand takes me. I believe there's a term for art done in this way but I can't recall it now. I think Michael Scott was on to something.

[asimovfan]

Cant do it in German.

[szundi]

Stephen King does this with whole trilogies haha

[trainyperson]

The term (I think) is “automatism”, popularized by Surrealists.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_automatism