Mistakes That Worked: The World's Familiar Inventions and How They Came to Be
Charlotte Foltz Jones examines the unexpected origins of familiar inventions, showing how mistakes and unplanned results can lead to useful discoveries. Accessible and engaging, this book offers a fresh perspective on innovation while inviting readers to consider the surprising ways ideas take shape.
About This Book
Mistakes That Worked explores the origins of familiar inventions and the unexpected paths that led to their creation.
Charlotte Foltz Jones presents invention as a process shaped not only by careful planning, but also by errors and unforeseen results.
The book offers an accessible introduction to the stories behind everyday innovations.
It is suited to readers interested in science, history, creativity, and the development of useful ideas.
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