I GIVE Read the excerpt from the introduction for "On Becoming an Inventor" by Dean Kamen.
Invention is predominantly individualistic.
Everything. comes from the lone worker who
follows the fleeting inspiration of a moment and
finally does something that has not been done
before.
This quote is from the inventor of a three-phase
motor, Nikola Tesla. It fits the description in every
respect of Dean Kamen, the owner of more than
one hundred patents.
As a young teenager in Rockville Center New York,
one of four children, whose father was a comic book
artist and his mother a schoolteacher. Dean started
tinkering with sound and light boxes in his bedroom,
"which caused lights to go off and on, and deafening
sound to come from his radio," said his mother.
Which line best supports the writer's opinion that
Kamen has done things that have never been done
before?
This quote is from the inventor of a three-phase
motor, Nikola Tesla
Dean started tinkering with sound and light boxes
in his bedroom, which caused lights to go off and
fon, and deafening sound to come from his radio."
said his mother.
It fits the description in every respect of Dean
Kamen, the owner of more than one hundred
patents.
Their indulgent parents allowed Dean and his
older brother Barton to experiment, raising as
many as one hundred live rats and to set up a
workshop in their basement on Long Island.
Trident
alled Dean and his older