I can only tell you how I found it and the tldr is you don't think of it you feel it. Creativity is subconscious and affective.

The phrase "stable genius" just sounded or felt off to me, forced and a little awkward. I mean normally you'd use an adjective like "super" or "exceptional" to modify "genius" with an adjective but those were post hoc identifications because initially I just felt it. I know Trump had used that description in the past and I thought he was just poking the MSM in the eye to counter the "Trump is crazy" narrative the MSM was pushing at the time.

Purely based on feeling, I thought that the term "stable genius" had to have some kind of meaning. I thought maybe it was a Q reference but that seemed unlikely because it was already out there and probably would have been found by now. So I punched the term into an online anagram calculator and started scrolling through the results (a huge number by the way). Fortunately the result I found started with an "a" so I struck gold pretty quick.

In any case, to answer your question (how to be creative) my advice is to write down your dreams every morning in a journal and also cut back on your caffeine use and most importantly, pay attention to how things make you feel, not what you think. Thinking follows feeling.

NB: I'm not autistic, btw.

I can only tell you how I found it and the tldr is you don't think of it you feel it. Creativity is subconscious and affective.

The phrase "stable genius" just sounded or felt off to me, forced and a little awkward. I mean normally you'd use an adjective like "super" or "exceptional" to modify "genius" with an adjective but those were post hoc identifications because initially I just felt it. I know Trump had used that description in the past and I thought he was just poking the MSM in the eye to counter the "Trump is crazy" narrative the MSM was pushing at the time.

Purely based on feeling, I thought that the term "stable genius" had to have some kind of meaning. I thought maybe it was a Q reference but that seemed unlikely because it was already out there and probably would have been found by now. So I punched the term into an online anagram calculator and started scrolling through the results (a huge number by the way). Fortunately the result I found started with an "a" so I struck gold pretty quick.

In any case, to answer your question (how to be creative) my advice is to write down your dreams every morning in a journal and also cut back on your caffeine use and most importantly, pay attention to how things make you feel, not what you think. Thinking follows feeling.

NB: I'm not austic, btw.