The synthesis of technology, creativity, and medicine creates a universe  in which human
creativity, supported by technical precision, drives medical progress!  This synergy not only
leads to groundbreaking treatment methods but also fosters new forms of artistic expression
and human interaction with each other and with technology.   The balanced triad  of  these
aspects inspires! quasi modo geniti der  

The Spirit of Invention Inventors or entrepreneurs are catalysts of society.                                                                              

In his philosophy, particularly in works such as Phaedo or Republic, Plato argues that there
exists a higher, immaterial world of Ideas or Forms. 
These Ideas are  eternal, unchangeable,  and perfect archetypes of all things,  which  in  the
physical world exist only as imperfect copies.  For  example,  the Idea of the “Good” or the 
“Beautiful” exists independently of tangible objects. 

Inventors have access to a higher, immaterial space of Ideas

From an existentialist perspective,   the entrepreneur can be understood as someone who
actively creates meaning.   Sartre  emphasizes  that  humans  are   “condemned to be free”
and define their essence through their actions.  The entrepreneur embraces this freedom by
creating  structures  through  initiative  and  innovation  that  did not previously exist.
Founding  a  company  is  an  act  of  self-determination:  the  entrepreneur  dares to create
something from nothing—a product, a service, or a new way of thinking.          
                                                                                                                   — Jean-Paul Sartre

Teamwork can be regarded as an expression of communication  and social action.  Team-
 work  requires  communicative  action,   throuwhich people  reach consensus and coope-
 ration via rational discourse.  It can also be seen as a space in which individual identities
 unfold in relation to others.
                                                                                  --- Hannah Arendt, Jürgen Habermas

Product development can be viewed as a 
dynamic process in which the network is constantly evolving. The network is less static
and more a living structure of events. Every iteration, every test cycle, every piece of feed-
back transforms the network and, consequently, the product.
                                                                                                               — Alfred Whitehead

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