redmarvel
Red, White and Buxom
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Ok, to be quite frank I don't agree with some items on this list.
If we take credit for a Canadian inventing something while living/working in a foreign country than we can NOT take credit for a foreigner inventing something while living/working in Canada. Yet, this list does...
1. Insulin
2. The Telephone (I disagree with this one for the above reason)
3. The Light Bulb
also on the list a couple of inventions no other country may have heard of:
The Bloody Ceaser and Poutine were both in the top 25.
Truly useful things:
The Electric Wheel Chair, The Robertson Screw (Phillips only invented his afterward), and the Zipper
http://www.cbc.ca/inventions/inventions.html
Which would be your picks and why?
If we take credit for a Canadian inventing something while living/working in a foreign country than we can NOT take credit for a foreigner inventing something while living/working in Canada. Yet, this list does...
1. Insulin
2. The Telephone (I disagree with this one for the above reason)
3. The Light Bulb
also on the list a couple of inventions no other country may have heard of:
The Bloody Ceaser and Poutine were both in the top 25.
Truly useful things:
The Electric Wheel Chair, The Robertson Screw (Phillips only invented his afterward), and the Zipper
http://www.cbc.ca/inventions/inventions.html
Which would be your picks and why?