"A familiar form of this change occurs when two interdependent individuals who are debating conflicting perceptions of a given issue suddenly, and perhaps simultaneously, generate a new understanding of that issue—this can be considered an “aha” moment. The “aha” is a nonlinear product of a combination of the original perceptions, of the discarding of untenable arguments and the fusion of what is tenable, or perhaps of the rejection of original ideas as untenable and the creation of a totally new idea. It represents a process of seeing beyond original assumptions to something not bounded by those assumptions. Moreover, it cannot be claimed by any one individual, but rather is a product of the interactions among individuals..."
Shall I Say... "Aha"
