After a while this method became very time-consuming and very messy to say the least. As time passed, people used something called a golf terry in which was similar to the golf tee, but the only difference was the golf terry had a cupped shaped head. To better explain this statement the golf tee that we used today, originally had the design of a tubular shaped head and aa wooden spike perfectly describing the gold tee. An known fact about Grant was that he loved to play golf. It is within this sport Grant showed his love for physics and interest in hanging out with his friends in which he would perform experiments relating to physics in front of his friends. Combining his love of gulf, physics and dentistry, Grant created one of the most used tools in sports. George Franklin Grant became famous off of his many dental inventions in which had to deal with clift palitations. One of his inventions that had to deal with dentistry was the oblate plate. The oblate plate was a prosthetic device in which would help future dental clients with speaking more normally due to congenital cleft palates or a split in the top lip. With his much success, Grant soon became the founding member and president of the Harvard Odontoloigical Society and/ as well President of the Harvard Dental Association. …show more content…
An entrepreneur is known to combine all of the factors of production, ft. labor, capital, and land to then make profit. When explained and entrepreneur is supposed to work with the: Land or natural resources that he/she may have which defines, Labor or Cope and analyze the invention they have in their brain to then put it on paper and make the prototype or pay the workers, Capital or which includes human capital and physical capital. Physical capital is the money to back up the invention or the place where the product is being produced ex: machines. Human capital being the human knowledge and experiences for creating the business or invention ex:) degrees. Dr. George Franklin Grant is an entrepreneur because he combined: Capital: being the fact that he combined his Harvard Degrees (Human capital ) and also had the money to back up the invention and an office to make the invention ( physical capital), Labor: He put the invention down on paper, and tried to make a profit, and Land: using his own dentistry materials to create the golf