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Inventology: Dreaming Up Things That Change The World

Pagan Kennedy, author

08-Mar-16 11:00

Inventology: Dreaming Up Things That Change The World

What makes an inventor? How do they create and what can we learn from the past and present so that we can be apart of some of the world’s greatest future inventions. With over 10 years of experience speaking to and learning from bonafide inventors, Pagan Kennedy shares the why and how of being a great inventor.


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