The Legacy of Genrikh Altshuller

In the heart of the Soviet Union, one man decoded the DNA of

human invention. Genrikh Altshuller proved that innovation was not luck, it was a

repeatable science called TRIZ. A daring letter to Stalin resulted in a nightmare:

twenty-five years in the Gulag. Trapped in the frozen wasteland, he refused to

let his brilliant mind wither away. He turned prison cells into classrooms, teaching others the

systematic laws of creativity. Released after Stalin's death, his legacy now

fuels the world's most advanced technologies. Genrikh Altshuller: the tragic hero who gave us

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