Part 10 (1/2)
In first working out thetoof the brain along the draftsman's line shi+fts it away fro frequently shows the necessity of change in general scheme, but that is only one of the after-steps
The funda-point, andthe very frail thread of thought
A clear view of the scheme is not to be obtained on demand The schemer must wait in patience, as the astronomer waits for steady air, and, like the astronomer, he must have every facility in shi+pshape The clear view is only clear to the watching eye
The coast-wise skipper in ht shi+ft in fog, while a landsht look in vain
The wanderer in the happy drea for cointo the breathless and waiting world He h the h the fog The buoy and the scheme may be never so faintly shown, but yet with sufficient clearness to give a positive guide for the course
Inventive schemes cannot be forced by strenuous effort Such effort iven type, but never would have invented the DeLaval or Tesla turbine
It is not reat work that has been done in ireat work that reatest debt for progress in material wealth
Furthermore, it is a phase that must be considered in connection with every invention before that invention can become of value to any one But just noeout the fundamental ideas of a mechanical scheme
The clear view of a ht's rest, particularly if the schemer has retired with the problem in mind There are times when invention comes under severe stress, hard physical work, and mental anxiety, but the most usual time is after a sleep which refreshed s his sche board, to patent office, to factory, and to the ning by the Square Foot
The ordinary work of rouped to acco approaching the best,--such designing is like painting a fence, so many square feet of paper should be covered per day But the real higher type of work cannot be ht, the close application, the keen interest, and the co by the square foot is, however, a good preparation, and ood brain has been developed by such work
The i a machine to meet all the conditions necessary to success fronized by every one But the grouping of the ideas in theout the various phasespicture of all of these proble consideration at every move The phase in hand must have the concentrated attention, and the best conditions for its solution
The har is an after-process which must be worked out by a series of compromises after the various component elements have been almost independently considered