Timothy Ellington

In my opinion, every problem has a solution. Every query into the unknown is equivalent to seeking puzzle pieces. It is almost always true that the piece you are looking for is in the scrambled mound of pieces right in front of you. One has to be prepared to examine the various pieces anticipation that the next one turned over will fit. I believe that the only problems, technical or otherwise, that can't be solved, are those apt and inquisitive minds have yet to investigate.

As an inventor I am interested in all fields of science. I most enjoy brainstorming and problem solving on projects having to do with things mechanical.

As an innovator, I routinely construct and deconstruct electrical and mechanical devises from memory. In noting the position and function of each part of a devise I can assess the efficacy of a part and determine if it can be improved or eliminated. (I admit the following words are paraphrased) When a problem arises, apt minds become a crucible of innovative thought. Irrelevancy is by this process burned away to reveal solutions.