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    technical skill and craft. Other values they believed in are Nous which signifies intelligence‚ Phronesis meaning practical wisdom or intelligence and paideia which stands for education and growth. Ancient Greece was home to many of the world’s greatest minds and they served ancient Greek well by developing technologies that was used for peaceful endeavors to developing their city and improving the economy and standards of living like Streets‚ Cartography‚ Rut way‚ Caliper‚ ‚ Analog Computers‚ Fire

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    Frederick M. Jones In this 4 page essay I will be talking about the greatest man on earth. His name was Frederick M. Jones. He holds 60 patents in many different fields. 40 of his patents are in refrigeration. Believe or not you use one of his inventions every day or almost every day. Here is a list of his inventions. Frederick’s inventions were a self-starting gasoline motor‚ a movie projector‚ a ticket dispenser‚ a 2 way engine‚ x -ray machine‚ an air conditioning unit

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    business man‚ and a motion picture movie author are three words that people think of in connection with Thomas Edison. Many people know that Thomas Edison made the electric light bulb‚ but he was so much more. Thomas Edison changed the world with his inventions that made people’s life way easier‚ and left a legacy as a great inventor. The early life of Thomas Edison was very rough and but got better. Family had an impact too. His father built his own business and had become very prosperous. Explained

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    other hand‚ had the astonishing bad taste to be born around 10 CE‚ which made his inventions so far ahead of their time that they could be of little practical use and‚ in time‚ were forgotten. If he had been born in‚ say‚ 1710‚ his engineering prowess and incredible creativity might have made him the richest person in the world. As it is‚ he’ll just have to settle for the posthumous reputation of being the greatest inventor in human history. Seriously‚ unless you invent a warp drive tomorrow‚ there’s

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    Thomas Edison

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    time. Edison was eventually successful and sold this invention to a man named Mr. Goulden for thirty thousand dollars‚ which is equivalent to around five hundred thousand dollars today. With this money he was able to buy a big house in Menlo Park‚ New Jersey with a separate laboratory. In this laboratory Edison and his partner made most of his great inventions. As Thomas Edison got older he became well known for many of his inventions. The invention that really made him famous was the phonograph. The

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    SCIENTIFIC INVENTION ASSEMBLY LINE: Primitive assembly line production was first used in 1901 by Ran some Eli Olds (1864-1950)‚ an early car-maker (he manufactured the Oldsmobile‚ the first commercially successful American car). Henry Ford (1863-1947) used the first conveyor belt-based assembly-line in his car factory in 1913-14 in Ford’s Highland Park‚ Michigan plant. This type of production greatly reduced the amount of time taken to put each car together (93 minutes for a Model T) from its

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    War of Currents Two of the greatest inventors in American history are Thomas Edison and Nikolas Tesla. However‚ they had not achieved their success on their own. Many argue that the rivalry between them had pushed them to create technology which we still use today. Without the extraordinary relationship between the two‚ Tesla and Edison would not have accomplished the level of success both of them had. In the beginning‚ the men had great respect for each other. Tesla had left Serbia for New

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    Aristotle also elaborated and estimated the size of earth which Plato assumed to be globe. Aristotle explained the chain of life through his study in flora and fauna where it turned from simple to more complex. Archimedes of Syracuse Regarded as the greatest mathematician ever‚ Archimedes developed profound and influential knowledge on mathematical physics and engineering that are widely used in machines as well as in constructions. Born on 287 BC‚ Archimedes is one of the finest scientist who broke

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    importance of his contribution is caused by a number of reasons: first of all‚ the impact of his inventions. We can cite the photophone light-based speech transmitter)‚ the graphophone (sound recorder)‚ the induction balance (used to detect metal pieces inside the human body)‚ and the telephone‚ which revolutionized telecommunications and still pays a critical role in modern life‚ 140 years before its invention. All this innovations not only were very useful‚ but it also were done in a wide range of fields

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    Inventions during the Industrial Revolution (Anaesthesia) Inventions like the light bulb dominate modern-day history books‚ however‚ anyone facing surgery would have to be compelled to agree with the very fact that anaesthesia was one of the most necessary inventions during the Industrial Revolution. Before the invention of anaesthesia‚ the fix for a given ailment was often far worse than the ailment itself. One of the greatest challenges during that period occurred when Doctor’s had to pull a tooth

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