"TIL it took an Iowa man named Otto Frederick Rohwedder some 16 years to perfect and sell the first bread-slicing machine. A prototype made in 1912 was destroyed in a fire, and he didn't sell his first slicing machine until 1928. Within 5 years, 80% of bread sold in the U.S. was pre-sliced"
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Ray 1 year ago
#21 not true. He became ceo of an existing start-up which was then bought by a big biotech company. With the help of this company they could develop a therapy. The kids can't even breath without help, but they are alive.
Implying an business man somehow became a genius and invented something that scientists couldn't without him is so stupid
Implying an business man somehow became a genius and invented something that scientists couldn't without him is so stupid
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Lyddy 1 year ago
#39 That level of arrogance is probably why he didn't get the nomination. An empty threat as he'd already brought the world Jack and Jill, even he can't surpass that level of fecal matter.
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Frona 1 year ago
#13 so where to i find those? I tried once searching for it but found just closed websites
Implying an business man somehow became a genius and invented something that scientists couldn't without him is so stupid