What would you show the world?
By SuperJelly
@SuperJelly (320)
Malawi
July 5, 2009 10:44am CST
I have not invented anything. I just apply the principles I learnt from college to work on various telecommunications, electrical, electronic and mechanical appliances. Resources hold me back. If there was one thing to show the world as the work of your own hands (your own invention), what would that be?
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3 responses
@cobrateacher (8432)
• United States
5 Jul 09
Hi, SuperJelly!
I'm not sure they rate invention designation, but I've written many articles and a couple of books, always under a pseudonym, and I'm very proud of them. They haven't been mass-market things, but textbooks and scholarly articles are important, too. I'm hoping to write some fiction one of these days, when time and finances allow.
I write under a pen-name, which changes, depending on the topic, because I'm not one for attention, except when it's somewhat anonymous or it comes from my loved ones.
@SuperJelly (320)
• Malawi
6 Jul 09
Text books and articles play a great role. Continue with your effort one day things will never be the same again. To make a name is difficult in the first years of your effort. We need more text books and scholarly articles to progress. All the best.
@mrakobesie (1246)
• United States
5 Jul 09
i'm working on my invention right now. it's a quantum physic project. i'm trying to find the cheapest way to get rid of pollution. so far i've found other people's inventions, bt they use a lot of resin, rather costly to my liking. i'm trying to find the best substitute.
@SuperJelly (320)
• Malawi
5 Jul 09
Good. Continue to work hard on your project. I like your idea of not being part of polluting mother earth. Get my support.
