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Quote by Shuji Nakamura
Trust your own creativity. The truth lies in your experiments.
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The quote says that creative ideas become trustworthy when you test them yourself. “The truth” is not treated as a fixed answer supplied by others; it emerges through experiments, revision, and what those trials reveal. Confidence here means taking your own ideas seriously while letting results show which ones work.
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- Freudenberg Sealing Technologies, interview with Shuji Nakamura
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- Official Statement
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