What is invention? “An invention is an outcome of any idea, device, method or composition of a process. It may be a new development or further improvement of the existing design.” I find this to be a good definition because it talks about the process; not all inventions are what they were meant to be, things change in the process. It also implies that the evolution of an invention also counts as one, which is why you will see that some items are featured in several countries’ lists. It’s so silly, they’re all fighting over who invented TV, when they actually did it together. This says a lot about how the world works. The one thing this definition is missing, in my view, is “findings”, which I consider to (sometimes) constitute inventions as well, because not all of those are intentional. If you need an example, think of penicillin. Insidermonkey experts made a list of 10 countries that have invented the most things in all human history.
The country we mention is France. Apart from being the world leaders in body odor for centuries, the French also constitute one of the 10 countries that have invented the most things in all human history –including, of course, perfume. Here are some other inventions the French are proud of: The Braille System, Canning, Pasteurization, Aqua Lung, Hot Air Balloon, Mayonnaise, Metric System, Sewing Machine, The Refrigerator, Electric plane, Tobacco-free hookah, Humanoid robots, Fold-able helmets, Pollution measurement, Robotic toy for autistic children, Automatic tattoos, Office gardening, Interactive table football, Exoskeleton, Cameras for firefighters, Synthesizer, The Hair Dryer, Triathlon, Pencil Sharpeners, Etch-a-Sketch, The Stethoscope, Gothic art, Oboe, Gambling games and card games, and cinema. You can also check our list of 10 most advanced countries in science.
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