What qualities do inventors have?

Inventors have the following qualities:

1. To invent and create, we must first have the spirit of innovation and enthusiasm. In other words, we must have great enthusiasm for the cause of science and have a strong demand for solving scientific and technological problems for the benefit of mankind. All scientists and inventors who have made innovative contributions to science and technology have a strong enthusiasm for innovation.

We should have the innovative spirit of breaking superstition and old ideas. Schwinge, an American physicist, believes that the quality that scientists must possess is "offensive" to nature. They should not be superstitious about books and authority, but should dare to break through the shackles of traditional ideas. We should realize that the development of science will go through a tortuous process of affirmation and negation, and a process from imperfect to relatively perfect, from relatively perfect to more perfect.

3. Have a thorough materialistic attitude. Practice is the only criterion for testing truth. Whether a scientific theory is correct or not depends on whether it conforms to practice. In the history of science, all original scientists are loyal to the facts and start from practice, not from books. Otherwise, there will be no innovation.

4. Be innovative.