American inventions in since the 1890's

by Bella15 9 Replies latest jw friends

Bella15

I just read one of your posts on how the Watchtower CORPORATION always focus on the negative side ... then it got me thinking ... we have always have murder, rape, stealing, lying, idol worshipping, hatred, men laying with men, woman layign with woman, but we have never ever ever in the billions of years of the Universe and don't know how many of human history have the following (some perhaps are reinventions but nevertheless) -- did I mention FACEBOOK people?????

These are only in America, how about around the world. There are thousands of inventions that have make life better for us, as far as the wicked heart and mind of men, that's old news ... lol ... there is nothing new about war, murder, lying, homosexualist, rape,

So next time the family starts listing all the wrongs in the world, be prepared to counteract with these:

American inventions in the 1890's

1890 Stop sign
1890 Tabulating machine
1890 Babcock test
1890 Smoke detector
1890 Jackhammer
1891 Ferris wheel
1891 Dow process
1891 Tesla coil
1891 Zipper
1891 Schrader valve
1892 Bottle cap
1892 Dimmer
1892 Tractor
1893 Silicon carbide
1893 Spectroheliograph
1893 Laxative
1893 Radio
1894 Mousetrap
1895 Volleyball
1895 Comic strip
1897 Cotton candy
1897 Muffler
1897 Charcoal briquette
1898 Remote control
1898 Semi-automatic shotgun
1898 Hairbrush (synthetic bristled)
1898 Filing cabinet (vertical)
1898 Installer bit
1898 Sousaphone
1899 Wing warping
1899 Flash-lamp

American inventions from 1900 to 1910

1900 Duckpin bowling
1900 Merrill-Crowe process
1900 Carbide lamp
1900 Thumbtack
1901 Key punch
1901 Mercury-vapor lamp
1901 Assembly line
1901 Safety razor (disposable)
1901 Radio direction finder
1902 Hearing aid
1902 Postage meter
1902 Teddy bear
1902 Periscope (collapsible)
1902 Mercury arc valve
1902 Air conditioning
1903 Tea bag
1903 Offset printing press
1903 Airplane
1903 Windshield wipers
1903 Wood's glass
1903 Wood's lamp
1903 Baler (round)
1904 Automatic transmission
1904 AC power plugs and sockets
1904 Dragline excavator
1905 Batting helmet
1905 Architectural acoustics
1905 Fly swatter
1905 Ice pop
1906 Audion tube
1907 Electrostatic precipitator
1907 Paper towel
1908 Washing machine (electric)
1908 Mixer (electric)
1909 Skee ball
1909 Paper shredder
1909 Suppressor
1909 Gin rummy
1910 Headset

American inventions from 1911 to 1920

1911 Binder clip
1911 Automobile self starter
1911 Road surface marking
1912 Autopilot
1912 Fast food restaurant
1912 Electric blanket
1912 Traffic light (electric)
1914 Regenerative circuit
1914 Traffic cone
1914 Fortune cookie
1915 Skeet shooting
1915 Single-sideband modulation
1916 Supermarket
1916 Cloverleaf interchange
1916 Tow truck
1916 Condenser microphone
1916 Light switch (toggle)
1917 Stream cipher
1918 Superheterodyne receiver
1918 Hydraulic brake
1919 Blender
1919 Pneumoencephalography
1919 Silica gel
1919 Toaster (pop-up)
1920 Jungle gym
1920 Dendrochronology

American inventions in the 20's

1921 Crystal oscillator
1921 Garage door
1921 Wirephoto
1921 Flowchart
1921 Adhesive bandage
1922 Water skiing
1922 Radial arm saw
1922 Audiometer
1922 Neutrodyne
1923 Bulldozer
1923 Masking tape
1923 Cotton swab
1923 Instant camera
1924 Earth inductor compass
1924 Gas chamber execution
1924 Moviola
1924 Radio altimeter
1924 Langmuir probe
1926 Garage door opener
1926 Power steering
1926 Drive through
1926 Liquid-fuel rocket
1927 Bread slicer
1927 Jukebox
1927 Garbage disposal
1927 Negative feedback amplifier
1928 Recliner
1928 Ice cube tray
1928 Bubble gum
1928 Electric razor
1928 Iron lung
1929 Air traffic control
1929 Freon
1929 Tampon (applicator)
1929 Flight simulator
1929 Sunglasses
1929 Frozen food
1929 Particle accelerator

American inventions in the 1930's

1930 Car audio
1930 Pressure sensitive tape
1930 Runway lighting
1930 Bathysphere
1930 Chocolate chip cookie
1930 Thermistor
1931 Electric guitar
1931 Strobe light
1931 Aerogel
1932 Golf cart
1932 Staple remover
1932 Peristaltic pump
1932 Radio telescope
1932 Tape dispenser
1932 Drive-in theatre
1933 Landing Vehicle Tracked
1933 Multiplane camera
1933 Frequency modulation
1933 Impact sprinkler
1934 Trampoline (modern)
1935 Richter magnitude scale
1935 Franchising
1935 Black light
1935 Parking meter
1935 Surfboard fin
1935 pH meter
1935 Gomco clamp
1936 Phillips-head screw
1936 EEG brain topography
1936 Stock car racing
1936 Programming languages
1936 Chair lift
1936 Bass guitar
1937 Photosensitive glass
1937 Digital computer
1937 Shopping cart
1937 Sunglasses (polarized)
1937 Klystron
1937 Blood bank
1937 Cyclamate
1938 Beach ball
1938 Fiberglass
1938 Xerography
1938 Nylon
1938 Teflon
1938 Soft serve ice cream
1939 Yield sign
1939 VU meter
1939 Vocoder

American inventions in the 1940's

1940 Fluxgate magnetometer
1941 Deodorant
1941 Acrylic fiber
1942 Corn dog
1942 Ames process
1943 Napalm
1945 Microwave oven
1945 Cruise control
1946 Spoonplug
1946 Cancer chemotherapy
1946 DEET
1946 Diaper (waterproof)
1946 Proton therapy
1946 Cloud seeding
1947 Transistor
1947 Defibrillator
1947 Acrylic paint
1947 Magnetic particle clutch
1947 Supersonic aircraft
1948 Hair spray
1948 Windsurfing
1948 Cat litter
1948 Video game
1948 Cable television
1948 Flying disc
1949 Radiocarbon dating
1949 Airsickness bag
1949 Ice resurfacer
1949 Modacrylic
1949 Holter monitor
1949 Atomic clock
1949 Crash test dummy
1949 Compiler
1949 Centrifugal clutch

American inventions in the 1950's

1950 Artificial snowmaking
1950 Credit card
1950 Leaf blower
1950 Hamming code
1950 Sengstaken-Blakemore tube
1951 Stellarator
1951 Cooler
1951 Wetsuit
1951 Correction fluid
1952 Airbag
1952 Polio vaccine
1952 Barcode
1952 Artificial heart
1953 Heart-lung machine
1953 Marker pen
1953 Apgar scale
1953 Wheel clamp
1953 Wiffle ball
1953 MASER
1953 Carbonless copy paper
1953 Crossed-field amplifier
1954 Zipper storage bag
1954 TV dinner
1954 Acoustic suspension loudspeaker
1954 Door (automatic sliding)
1954 Mogen clamp
1954 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
1954 Synthetic diamond
1954 Radar gun
1955 Crosby-Kugler capsule
1955 Nuclear submarine
1955 Hard disk drive
1956 Kart racing
1956 Bone marrow transplantation
1956 Industrial robot
1956 Operating system (batch processing)
1956 Fortran
1956 Videotape
1956 Particle storage ring
1957 Skid-steer loader
1957 Wireless microphone
1957 Laser
1957 Confocal microscopy
1957 Sugar packet
1957 Air-bubble packing
1957 Borazon
1957 Gamma camera
1957 Cryotron
1958 Lisp programming language
1958 Carbon fiber
1958 Integrated circuit
1959 Fusor
1959 Weather satellite
1959 Spandex

American inventions in the 1960's

1960 Artificial turf
1960 Magnetic stripe card
1960 Global navigation satellite system
1960 Combined oral contraceptive pill
1960 Obsidian hydration dating
1960 Gas laser
1961 Spreadsheet (electronic)
1961 Wearable computer
1961 Frozen carbonated beverage
1961 Biofeedback
1962 Communications satellite
1962 Chimney starter
1962 Light-emitting diode
1962 Electret microphone
1962 Jet injector
1962 Laser diode
1962 Glucose meter
1963 Computer mouse
1963 Lung transplantation
1963 BASIC
1963 Balloon catheter
1963 Geosynchronous satellite
1963 Neutron bomb
1964 Plasma display
1964 Moog synthesizer
1964 8-track cartridge
1964 Permanent press
1964 Heart transplantation
1964 Carbon dioxide laser
1964 Liquid crystal display (dynamic scattering mode)
1964 SQUID
1964 Argon laser
1965 Adaptive equalizer (automatic)
1965 Snowboarding
1965 Kevlar
1965 Hypertext
1965 Cordless telephone
1965 Space pen
1965 Minicomputer
1965 Compact disc
1965 Chemical laser
1966 Dynamic random access memory
1967 Backpack (Internal frame)
1967 Food bank
1967 Calculator (hand-held)
1968 Racquetball
1968 Virtual reality
1968 Bone marrow transplantation (non-cancer patient)
1969 Lunar Module
1969 Laser printer
1969 Bioactive glass
1969 Wide-body aircraft
1969 Taser
1969 Charge coupled device
1969 Mousepad
1969 Chapman Stick
1969 Markup language

American inventions in the 1970's

1970 Wireless local area network
1971 Personal computer
1971 Fuzzball router
1971 Supercritical airfoil
1971 Microprocessor
1971 Floppy disk
1971 Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
1971 String trimmer
1971 E-mail
1972 C programming language
1972 Video game console
1972 PET scanner
1973 Personal watercraft
1973 E-paper
1973 Recombinant DNA
1973 Catalytic converter (three-way)
1973 Mobile phone
1973 Voicemail
1974 Heimlich maneuver
1974 Post-it note
1974 Scanning acoustic microscope
1974 Quantum well laser
1974 Universal Product Code
1975 Digital camera
1975 Ethernet
1975 Breakaway rim
1976 Compact fluorescent lamp
1976 Hepatitis B virus vaccine
1976 Gore Tex
1977 Human-powered aircraft
1977 Magnetic resonance imaging
1977 Chemical oxygen iodine laser
1978 Bulletin board system
1979 Winglets
1979 Polar fleece

American inventions in the 1980's

1981 Control-Alt-Delete
1981 Fetal surgery
1981 Total internal reflection fluorescence microscope
1981 Space shuttle
1981 Paintball
1981 Graphic User Interface
1983 Internet
1983 Blind signature
1983 Laser turntable
1983 Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine
1984 Polymerase chain reaction
1986 Stereolithography
1987 Digital Micromirror Device
1987 Perl
1988 Luggage (tilt-and-roll)
1988 Fused deposition modeling
1988 Tcl
1988 Ballistic electron emission microscopy
1988 Electron beam ion trap
1988 Nicotine patch
1988 Firewall
1988 Resin identification code
1989 ZIP file format
1989 Selective laser sintering
1989 Magnetic lock

American inventions in the 1990's

1990 Optical space telescope
1993 Blogging
1993 Global Positioning System
1995 Bose–Einstein condensate
1995 Screenless hammer mill
1995 Xtracycle
1995 Nanoimprint lithography
1995 Scroll wheel
1995 JavaScript
1996 Flash programming
1996 Low plasticity burnishing
1996 Bait car
1997 Mars rover
1997 Digital video recorder
1998 PageRank
1998 Virtual globe
1999 Torino scale
1999 Phase-change incubator

A few more amazing American inventions since 2001...

2001 Microwave Anisotropy Probe
2001 Self-balancing personal transporter
2001 Artificial liver
2002 SERF
2003 Fermionic condensate
2006 HPV vaccine
2006 Three-dimensional model rendering
2006 Shingles vaccine
2007 Trongs
2007 Nanowire battery
2008 Bionic contact lens
2009 Composite aircraft

I love America!!!

EDITED TO ADD: Thank you JESUS -

and you can get expand the list if you google some more inventions around the world ...
mynameislame

Shiwala

Snuggie

Stirr automatic sauce stirrer

Ronco GLH (Great looking Hair) system (spray on hair )

Hurry cane

3d Printer

Sorry I couln't resist a few of our less notable inventions.

Although the 3d printer looks to be quite life changing. I saw a article on how it could even be used to build a house.
Bruja-del-Sol

And of course none of these evil human, from Satan given, inventions are being used by the witnesses.... yeah right... LOL
Bella15

Yeah ...3-D printer ROCKS!!!!!
Still Totally ADD

The internet so the WT can be exposed for what they are or the TATT. Still Totally ADD
gingerbread

All of these inventions are proof that we are living in the last days. And these investions were prophecied thousands of years ago and written down in the Bible. C.T. Russell and J.F. Rutherford were born and chosen by their heavenly brother Jesus to explain this to us - the ignorant masses.

Thank God that we have the Governing Body (the Mothership) and their Dukes to guide us through these perilous times!!!

ginger
WTWizard

I might correct the video game console to account for Computer Space, which came out in 1971. This game was not a success, but paved the way for the 1972 release of Pong, the first major video game. Very few people not into video games know about Computer Space.

As for technology, I can attest for a lot of improvements since the late 1970s. American or not, they all originated "in the world". When I was growing up, I was riding my parents/grandparents for living in the 1950s while looking at the 1980s. Today, many jokehovians are living in the 1950s and stuck there. Since 1979, I have seen many items. Back then, we had rudimentary calculators--not the graphics calculators we now have. We had LCD watches, but nothing that could provide a crude weather station or solar battery charger. We had those lousy NiCd batteries, not the NiMH that I take for granted today (or the smart chargers I also take for granted). Compact fluorescent light bulbs were new (and far superior to the fire voucher squiggly things we have today, at least quality of the bulb). I have since gone to LED light bulbs. My flashlights are quite expensive but use rechargeable batteries (NiMH) and run with LEDs.

Music is also advanced. In 1979, you had cassette tape. You might record off vinyl records (skip, scratch, pop) onto cassette. You needed to fuss with the bias, and the azimuth was critical. Many tapes were prone to being eaten. Now, CDs are "primitive", and I have tons of them accumulated since 1991. I also have tons of burned CDs with MP3 music (legally downloaded and otherwise--yes, I have used LimeWire until I downloaded a worm in lieu of a song), stored on mini discs instead of cassette. I never had one of those get eaten. Yes, we have crap radio stations and crap new songs--but you can download tons of music from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.

About the only time technology was missed out on was while I was a jokehovian witless. I saw one idiot family cutting way back on their income so they could regular pious-sneer, and the father is the center of my former congregation. Once, back in 1987, they had most of the things a regular family had. They had a TV, a VCR (which is now replaced by DVD players which can be burned with YouTube videos), reasonably modern appliances, and so on. Once they cut back, they dumped cable (moving them back into the 1960s), and got rid of the VCR. Their record collection was a joke. (And that was in the early 1990s--it is probably worse now that they are the center of the congregation). They missed the early compact fluorescent light bulbs (back when they were decent), and they are probably missing LEDs now (they probably have those mass-produced squiggly fire vouchers). And no Internet--why dump cable only to get internet access?

No, it is not perfect. But, having blinkers and headlights for riding a bicycle at night that are bright enough to pass for a motorcycle is better than those wimpy lights of yesteryear. Having them using NiMH batteries that can be charged after each use is better than wasting money on batteries you use until they die (almost always in the middle of a trip) and then throw away. Using LED light bulbs is better than incandescent that wastes much electricity or compact squiggly things that cannot be turned on and off without ruining the bulb. MP3 is better than skippy records, and having ready access to missing songs is better than waiting until I can make a physical trip to a record store and hoping to find them used. Being able to download off YouTube is better than the rubbish on TV, especially network TV. Mini disc is better than fussing with cassette or 8-track that seem to get eaten more than they play. Having a flashlight that uses LEDs, low self-discharge NiMH batteries, and rechargeables that do not have memory effect (if you use a good charger) is better than a light that could hold dead D batteries when you need it most. And stuffing 80 or 90 batteries in my chargers is better for a storm than running to the store on slippery or impassable roads, fighting for that last candle or D battery, and hoping they are not already out.

And ordering online is better than writing a paper check to order from a paper form from a paper catalog, send it through snail mail, waiting 3 or more weeks, and not being able to compare 15 or 20 different stores in one session.
ablebodiedman

The internet so the WT can be exposed for what they are or the TATT. Still Totally ADD

Revelation 12:16

But the earth came to the woman’s help, and the earth opened its mouth and swallowed up the river that the dragon disgorged from its mouth.

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mynameislame

And what ills will we cure with the invention of the 3d printer?

Find out for yourself

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:149623
prologos

and of course the above list is the commercialized successful inventions.

the most mentally tiring task is to have to research in the US Patent office, Arlington VA.

8 million patents, double referenced, plus microfiche, now computer rized.legal aids running copiers for court cases.

of course it takes a good mind to deal with it,

Einstein had to examine whether ideas in a patent application were new or not, and came up with new concepts (not patentable) himself

Wt is stagnant because they hate innovation, out-of-the-box thinking in their claim to fame, doctrine.

American inventions in since the 1890's

American inventions in the 1890's

American inventions from 1900 to 1910

American inventions from 1911 to 1920

American inventions in the 20's

American inventions in the 1930's

American inventions in the 1940's

American inventions in the 1950's

American inventions in the 1960's

American inventions in the 1970's

American inventions in the 1980's

American inventions in the 1990's

A few more amazing American inventions since 2001...

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