Before writing about Alexander Gram Bell, I want to say something, as long as there is no lack of anything in the life of any person, he is not able to do anything and neither does he want to do anything, like we do with normal life. We can learn a lot like if we feel hungry then we want to eat, then we cook that food and then eat it, if someone likes to go to the market, then we want to buy it, at that time money is required to buy That’s when we try to earn money, similarly, there was something lacking in the life of Alexander Gram Bell and to make up for that shortcomings, historical inventions were made. Let us tell you some interesting information about them-
Alexander Gram Bell was born on 3 March 1847 in Edinburgh, Scotland, his father Alexander Melville Bell was a professor, while mother Eliza Grace Simonds Bell was a housewife, in them since childhood there was a remarkable talent.
There was an extraordinary talent. It was estimated that he had graduated only at the age of thirteen. It is also very surprising that he became famous as an excellent music teacher at the age of only sixteen.
The deafness in his life that was talked about above was that of his mother, wife, and his close friend.
First Invention of the Telephone
Wanting to do something for the betterment of his life, Bell was constantly engaged in the invention of speech and talking devices, and by doing so, his mind also got working. And for this reason Bell, who invented the telephone in 1876, was awarded the first patent award of the United States. Bell discovered the telephone in 1876 at the age of only 29. A year later, in 1877, he founded the Bell Telephone Company. After this he was constantly engaged in various types of searches. After the discovery of the Bell telephone, he tried to improve it and in the year 1915 for the first time talked through the telephone from a distance of thousands of km. The New York Times published the details of the incident giving great prominence.
In this way, we can say that we cannot do anything in life until we do not know our shortcomings or our shortcomings.
