It's humbling when your eureka experience is somebody else's,
  "Oh yeah that." experience smile emoticon It's all a part of the
  learning process. I find going from eureka! to eureka! is
  useful, especially when I find out I wasn't the first. Then I
  can learn from the one who DID IT, and progress further... and
  then I await the next eureka moment* :) I probably get a dozen
  or so mini "eureka's" a day now. I seek them out by looking for
  unexpected analogies between unexpected things, seeing where the
  connect and where they disconnect. I love it myself. It doesn't
  matter what the subject matter is because I'm more of a
  generalist rather than a specialist, but I just love the
  sensation, the realization, and the productivity (for me, it's
  writing and understanding something novel) I get out of it. I
  hurry up and try to explain it to someone else. That's when I
  know I've grasped it well, and then can move on to the next
  fascinating "wow" moment* :)

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