Inventors’ Laws of Power

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Wherever you are in the world — Tharaka, Nairobi, Lagos, Mumbai, Toronto, or São Paulo — I welcome you.

My name is Prof. Singer.

And I’m here not just as an engineer or teacher…

but as a fellow learner.

You’re here because you want to solve problems.

You want to create.

You want to invent.

Let me offer you a truth most schools never teach.

Ideas — even brilliant ones — don’t rise on talent alone.

They rise on power.

Not the power to dominate others…

but the power to build.

The power to protect.

The power to bring your vision to life…

and keep it alive when others challenge it.

That kind of power isn’t inherited.

It’s practiced. It’s learned.

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Mechanical/Solar Engineer, Prof. Oku Singer

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