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into tomorrow’s indispensible reality.

DEFINE YOUR DELUSION

What futures do others deem impossible?

Share your most audacious visions of

human potential and progress.

PROTOTYPE YOUR DELUSION

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We'll challenge and expand your concept,

into a clear and achievable vision.

Without a prototype, everything is just a delusion.

IMPLEMENT TOMORROW

We build your plans into clear actionable

strategies that attracts investors because you

know how to execute well with design.

There are numerous inventors & designers throughout history whose ideas were initially met with skepticism or disbelief, only to be proven visionary later on.

Here are some notable examples:

1. Nikola Tesla - Known for his numerous inventions and contributions to the development of electricity and magnetic fields. Tesla's ideas about wireless communication and energy were considered outlandish at the time but have proven fundamental in modern technology.

2. Ada Lovelace - Developed the first computer algorithm for Charles Babbage's early mechanical general-purpose computer. Considered overly ambitious for envisioning computers could one day manipulate symbols and not just numbers.

3. Galileo Galilei - His support for the Copernican theory, which posits that the Earth revolves around the Sun, led to opposition from the church and his eventual house arrest. His use of the telescope and observations challenged the prevailing view of the universe.

   
   

4. Ludwig Boltzmann - His work in developing statistical mechanics and the concept of atoms faced severe criticism from some of his contemporaries who denied the existence of atoms.

   
   

5. Ignaz Semmelweis - A Hungarian physician who suggested that doctors' handwashing could drastically reduce the number of infections and deaths related to childbirth. His ideas were ridiculed and dismissed by many of his peers at the time.

6. Grace Hopper - Invented the first compiler and helped develop COBOL, a high-level programming language. Her colleagues were skeptical because they believed computers could only do arithmetic.

7. Karen Spärck Jones - Pioneered concepts in natural language processing and information retrieval. Her idea that computers could understand human language was initially dismissed as futuristic and unfeasible.

8. Margaret Hamilton - Developed the onboard flight software for NASA's Apollo missions. Her focus on comprehensive error handling and software testing was initially viewed as excessive in a field that undervalued software's role in aerospace projects. Her methods proved essential during the Apollo 11 moon landing.

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