TEDxPeachtree - Richard Cope - Inventions: An Anatomical Discourse

How did a perfume sprayer create a new industry? Why did the demand for large-screen TVs help create the iPhone? How do inventions come about? Multiple patent-holder Rick Cope dissects the genesis of inventions in a talk that promises to surprise and inspire.

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Education

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• USA
• education
• design
• science
• innovation
• patents
• inventions

[RiotLibrarian]

This whole talk was just a bunch of Tea Party nonsense from someone whose business relies almost entirely on huge government contracts. He makes a ton of statements that are patently false (no one can do IPOs anymore?) Big disappointment.

[Studi037]

Google patent search "Richard C. Cope"