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Necessity is the mother of invention story in english

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Answered by mindfulmaisel
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Necessity is the mother of invention:

        It can be observed that throughout the history of mankind, need or necessity has been the driving force of many inventions. It did not matter how small were these inventions initially conceived, but they grew differently and continued to have a profound impact on mankind in its history.  

        One great example would be the invention of the wheel. Man invented the concept of the wheel and fabricated his early ideas to his need for transporting goods. This concept of the wheel can be seen to have broadly developed throughout history in forms like chariots, bicycles, cars, motorcycles, etc.  

        Another fine example to emphasize the phrase ‘necessity is the mother of invention’ would be the invention. The need for an increased amount of workforce and faster production rates lead to the invention of steam engines which revolutionized the whole world into the “Industrial Era”.  

        Many other examples can be analyzed to see that it has always been a necessity which was the driving force behind every invention.

Answered by SelieVisa
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"Necessity is the mother of invention"

It was a hot summer day. A crow felt thirsty and he flew off in search of water. After a long search he saw a pitcher in a garden. He flew down to it but was unable to reach the little water at the bottom. He looked around and saw some pebbles scattered here and there. He started picking he pebbles and dropped them one by one into the pitcher. Gradually the water level rose and the crow drank the cool water and flew away crowing happily. His wisdom saved him from dying of thirst.

When a necessity cannot be attained by existing means, we are naturally compelled to use our mental faculty and find ways to meet our needs. So a need or problem leads to creative efforts to solve the problem. Necessity is indeed the main force behind every new invention and discovery.

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