Inventions such as high heels, ties, and Coca-Cola have deviated from the original intention of the inventors. Their functions have changed and become more realistic.
High heels are contrary to one of the original intentions of the inventor
No one would have guessed that the inventor of high heels invented high heels not for women, but for men. . Because European men often ride horses, the original shoes they wear cannot maintain balance while riding. Some people are wondering whether a pair of shoes can be invented to improve stability when riding.
The inventor of high-heeled shoes started messing around, and soon he came up with thick-heeled shoes. Men wore thick-heeled shoes when riding horses, which improved the efficiency of riding and shooting. The inventor of high-heeled shoes did not want Titus was happy, but he probably never imagined that thick-heeled shoes would gradually develop into exclusive high-heeled shoes for women.
Departing from the original intention of the inventor, tie 2
When it comes to ties, everyone is very familiar with them. They are a must-have for men wearing shirts, but did you know? When the tie was first invented, it was not for decoration, but to keep out the cold. Because when the weather was very cold in ancient times, wouldn’t the ancient people’s necks get very cold? They thought of wrapping a tie around their necks to keep out the cold.
Later, ties were also used in the army. In order to distinguish who was one of their own, ancient generals asked soldiers to wear the same tie to make it easier to identify people. But now, the tie has become a decorative function. .
The third deviation from the original intention of the inventor: Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola is a drink that can be seen everywhere in our daily lives. Especially in the summer, it’s so refreshing to have a sip of ice-cold Coca-Cola. But when it was first invented, it was not a drink, but a substitute invented for American soldiers to overcome their addiction to morphine.