Day of the inventor and rationalizer

At the heart of great achievements are always the best ideas.This holiday was introduced in the late 50s of the last century at the suggestion of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

It was originally a Soviet equivalent of the Nobel Prize. On June 25, the Academy of Sciences considered all the rationalization proposals put forward over the past year and selected the best ones. Distinguished inventors were awarded, awarded state awards, given titles.

Over time, the holiday lost its original meaning, becoming simply a “professional” holiday of inventors and rationalizers working for the benefit of the Motherland. Now it continues to be celebrated in the country, but, unfortunately, not with the same latitude, but a pity.

Where would the world be without invention? Can you imagine innovation without an idea? Imagine a life without music, houses, clothes, motors and even articulate speech! This would be our world without the inventions that changed the course of history.

At the heart of great accomplishments are always the best ideas, but above all there is someone who is able to give a better interpretation of them and make them material and accessible reality.