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Invention Facts

Theresa Walton

Translator A AI

Publisher: Publifye

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Summary

Invention Facts explores the fascinating history of technology and innovation, revealing how groundbreaking inventions have indelibly shaped society. The book examines the genesis of invention, the ripple effects of technology, and the human element driving progress.

 
Did you know that the development of the printing press not only democratized knowledge but also laid the foundation for mass communication? Or that the invention of the assembly line revolutionized manufacturing, leading to unprecedented levels of production and consumption?

 
 The book takes an interdisciplinary approach, blending technology, history, and sociology to provide a nuanced understanding of each invention. It progresses by first establishing fundamental principles and then delving into specific inventions categorized by their influence, such as communication, transportation, and medicine. Later chapters explore ethical considerations and the future of invention.

 
Through patent records, historical documents, and biographical accounts, Invention Facts offers a fresh perspective, focusing on inventors within their social and historical contexts, making it valuable for anyone interested in the forces that have shaped our world.
Available since: 02/20/2025.
Print length: 74 pages.

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