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Bringing an invention to the masses

inventions aren’t something that only happens in a high tech lab in a government lab in a secluded area. They are being thought up every day, some of which really have the potential to go places. However, a problem that many people have when it comes to bringing their idea to life is the logistical issues involved in it. One common problem is that people go online and ask others for assistance on how they could get around problem X. This in itself doesn’t seem like such a bad idea. The real problem is when they then go into the reason as to why the need to solve problem X. 9 times out of 10, this gives away the actual invention idea.

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