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An invention is a unique or novel device, method, composition or process. The invention process is a process within an overall engineering and product development process. It may be an improvement upon a machine or product, or a new process for creating an object or a result. An invention that achieves a completely unique function or result may be a radical breakthrough.
We will not alter the date and time of creation of an invention for the sake of keeping technology at the time it is. Small changes may be possible, such as a more spread usage of a certain invention leading to particular conditions in a country/region. However, this technological change shall not be extravagant and shall remain realistic with concise and detailed explanations.
Claiming invention means you take an invention as property. For example, if you claim 'Sinope' invented the telephone, that does not mean that someome from this country invented the telephone per se, but rather that they invented a form of telephone (e.g. Bell's electromagnetic telephones or Edison's carbon (graphite) transmitter). Most inventions are the result of years of research from various people in different countries and rarely the sole contribution of one person. However, inventions can be the pride of some countries, such as the radar for Britain, which helped them win WWII, or Hungary's RubikCube.
Note: Remember that claiming an invention often depends on the time it was invented and the particuliar context in which it was invented. Take into consideration those factors, especially if your nation is small and irrelevant. You wouldn't be able to claim the invention of writing if your nation didn't exist as a civilization at that time, for instance. You will have to justify your claims.
We will not alter the date and time of creation of an invention for the sake of keeping technology at the time it is. Small changes may be possible, such as a more spread usage of a certain invention leading to particular conditions in a country/region. However, this technological change shall not be extravagant and shall remain realistic with concise and detailed explanations.
Claiming invention means you take an invention as property. For example, if you claim 'Sinope' invented the telephone, that does not mean that someome from this country invented the telephone per se, but rather that they invented a form of telephone (e.g. Bell's electromagnetic telephones or Edison's carbon (graphite) transmitter). Most inventions are the result of years of research from various people in different countries and rarely the sole contribution of one person. However, inventions can be the pride of some countries, such as the radar for Britain, which helped them win WWII, or Hungary's RubikCube.
Note: Remember that claiming an invention often depends on the time it was invented and the particuliar context in which it was invented. Take into consideration those factors, especially if your nation is small and irrelevant. You wouldn't be able to claim the invention of writing if your nation didn't exist as a civilization at that time, for instance. You will have to justify your claims.