Play_ The Seedbed of Genius
Aaron Hartman, MD argues that childhood play functions as hands-on experimentation — children act like "little scientists" testing cause-and-effect (e.g., crashing toys, digging holes, observing bugs). He links early experimental practice (noting activity from around six years old and older) to later abilities for abstract thinking and adult innovation.
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