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"Elegant prose and excellent reporting .. . By the time I had finished reading, I had underlined many intriguing ideas."New York Times Book Review No doubt Inventology will be marketed to the creative business class, but theres ample interest here even for readers who arent actively inventing anything.Boston Globe A doctor realizes that an innocent-looking tube is killing his patients, then reads a newspaper article that inspires him to create a better version that serves as an early warning system for infections. A father cleans up after his toddler and builds a sippy cup that wont spill. An engineer dreams of a different world and pioneers the cell phone. By studying breakthroughs like these, we can learn how people imagine their way around impossible problems to discover groundbreaking answers. Pagan Kennedy reports on how enduring methods of invention can be adapted tothe twenty-first century, as millions of us deploy tools like crowdfunding, big data, and 3-D printing to address our needs or realize our dreams. Drawing on fresh research and the surprising stories behind many inventions old and new to reveal the steps that most reliably produce discovery, Inventology is a myth-shattering book and a must-read for anyone who is curious about creativity and the mental leaps required to solve our most challenging problems. Inventology may be a real science; researchers are beginning to study it, and teachers are teaching it . . . A delightful account of how inventors do what they do.Kirkus Reviews, starred review Offers a new perspective into the process of invention that will inform and illuminate.Publishers Weekly To Be a Genius Think Like a 94-Year-Old - The New York Times He grew up in the early days of the petroleum age in a Connecticut farmhouse with a kerosene stove and an icebox for food As a kid he rode in some of the To be a genius think like a 94-year-old GulfNewscom We assume that creativity and innovation belong to the young We re wrong The Thin Gene - The New York Times - Breaking News World Dr Chopra told me that as far as medical science is concerned Abby Solomon is worth thousands of the rest of us By observing her scientists can see 94 - 1946(John Goodenough)23(University of Chicago) 94 - 1946(John Goodenough)23(University of Chicago)
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