Innovation and Tinkering ~ Practical aspects of Technology

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Tinkering and Innovation- Need of the hour

Recently we have witnessed a humongous growth in space technology and we dream to have a colony outside earth but do we need that or probably solve a plethora of problems here.

Essentially rather than putting all your funds in high standard technology research we can invest in innovation and Tinkering.
This is cheap and also gets a great deal of attention. The younger section of the population can afford low end technologies and resources and make new products.

We also need to know that it is very satisfying to do these kinds of tasks and it is even better when you solve problems your community faces.
We all are intrigued by the aura of inventors in the 19th and 20th century. They did not have a myriad of resources and faced heavy opposition. We do not oppose people in these kind of endeavours now.

It is essential to know that it is not only the government who has to do the task. It has done its part quite well by sponsoring people and having educational programmes.

Moreover it is the people who should find the solution for themselves rather than waiting for someone, generally the government, to solve the problems.

If this is done with passion and zeal, many problems can be solved easily.

Our country has the Talent, the resources but it has to have enthusiasm which does not get countered with multiple challenges.
I hope this article can be of useful nature by educating people on this topic.

Regards
Famebythisname

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