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I've watched a documentary about jet engine. Is it really possible to just create something with just a piece of paper? Just using all the laws of physics then use it to construct something perfectly.
You can use a piece of paper to sketch your ideas. The engineering that follows might take months or years to produce a workable device from it.sarah2529 said:I've watched a documentary about jet engine. Is it really possible to just create something with just a piece of paper? Just using all the laws of physics then use it to construct something perfectly.
sarah2529 said:I've watched a documentary about jet engine. Is it really possible to just create something with just a piece of paper? Just using all the laws of physics then use it to construct something perfectly.
Philosophers excluded, of course. Old joke, slightly modified.Bob_for_short said:At any time there are many people who writes something new, check it and discard because not all human ideas are good.
Well, that and decades of experience, learning and collaboration with colleagues.sarah2529 said:How did Einstein come up with the equation E = mc^2? With his ideas only on a paper?
To invent something with just a piece of paper, you will need a piece of paper, a pencil or pen, and possibly scissors or tape depending on your invention.
Yes, you can! Paper is a versatile material that can be folded, cut, and manipulated in many ways to create different inventions.
With just a piece of paper, you can invent origami shapes, paper airplanes, paper sculptures, paper circuits, and much more. The possibilities are endless!
No, you do not need any special skills or knowledge to invent something with just a piece of paper. All you need is creativity and a willingness to experiment and try new things.
Yes, if your invention is novel, non-obvious, and useful, you may be able to obtain a patent for it. It is important to do proper research and consult a patent lawyer to determine if your invention is eligible for a patent.