Can You Name Who Invented It?

Can You Name Who Invented It?

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re doing so from a mobile device, a PC or a tablet. And it’s overwhelmingly likely you have an internet connection. Without prying too far, you’ve probably ran water from a sink and had the convenience of using a toilet recently. Fellow world citizens, we are living in a time of modern convenience where we take so much for granted—but have you ever spared a thought for who came up with these immense inventions? Humankind has benefited so much through sheer creativity and brainpower (and the occasional accident) so get the wheels in your head turning and try our Can You Name Who Invented It quiz!

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Interesting Fact

Tea bags were invented accidentally in 1904. The inventor, Thomas Sullivan, decided that it was cheaper to send small samples to new customers in silk bags instead of boxes. The recipients believed they were meant to be dunked and soon Sullivan was flooded with orders for his “tea bags.”

Interesting Fact

Did you know that “Google” is derived from the word “googol,” which is a mathematical term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros? It was used to reflect the infinite amount of searches on the internet.

Interesting Fact

Charles Babbage invented modern computing software. His “mechanical computing machine” debuted in 1833 and is viewed as the earliest version of the computers we all use today. Babbage also printed his calculations on paper, inventing the first printer.