How the eraser was born from a household oversight
The article explores how British engineer Edward Nairne accidentally created the eraser in 1770 when he confused a piece of natural rubber for bread while trying to clean pencil marks.
The delightful history behind serendipity suggests it's not mere luck
The article explores the origins and significance of the term 'serendipity,' highlighting its association with unexpected discoveries and its presence in various cultural works.
Rebellious Slippers: How a Winter Fit of Rage Led to the Invention of the Washing Machine
The article explores the accidental invention of the washing machine by Maytag, which shifted from plow manufacturing to industrial washing machines due to a serendipitous event.
The Fortune of BIMBA Y LOLA: The Garments That Are Lucky to Receive and Gift
BIMBA Y LOLA's Christmas campaign 'The Fortune' emphasizes the joy of gifting and receiving, showcasing lucky garments inspired by the season's magic and serendipity.