RW Taj Mahal, Inventions, Part 2

 By Nate Feldman

Inventions are an important part of the world we are from.  Everyday, we use something that was once someone’s invention.  The car you drive to work, the phones we use, or our computers were someone’s invention not that long ago.  Humans have always come up with inventions to improve the world we live in.  We need inventions to make our lives easier and more convenient.  So, if you think you can make a great invention, follow these steps.  First, think of a new idea.  What do people need?  What is important for people in their lives? Think of this, and then decide on your invention.  After that, find the materials you need.  You can go to the local store, or in some cases, people go to junkyards, but that is only because they are very poor.  Then, build your invention.  After that, show your invention to other people.  Put pictures of it online.  Tell people about your invention.  Finally, try and sell it.  Make a good price for it.  It shouldn’t be too cheap or too expensive.  If you do this, you might be a great inventor and be remembered in history. 

 

If I write everything I say, and put it on paper, I find writing to become easier for me after that.  Because, really all you are doing when you are writing, is talking to the paper.  So, now I am a very fast writer because I put everything on paper.  You are missing the point Mr. Al-Qahtani. 

 

 


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