The Impossible: The Prevention Of The Solution Is The Answer

This book stimulates the latent ideas that echo in the minds of many, both the elite and the general public, to answer the most important question in the field of innovation, discovery, and creativity: How can I be an innovator, discoverer, or creator?

As readers turn the pages of this book, they will find the answer to their quest. The book contains discoveries and works that have been brought to reality in unconventional ways. It discusses issues that are difficult to solve and are considered by the vast majority to be impossible. This is achieved through brainstorming to extract hidden creative ideas, uncover the concealed, and accomplish the desired.

The book explores ways to solve seemingly insurmountable problems and realize what many consider impossible through creative thinking and innovation.

Mohammed bin Mohammed Munir Mahrouka, born in Damascus, Syria in 1956, studied in its schools and obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Physical and Chemical Sciences from Damascus University in 1979-1980.

He worked as a professor of physics and chemistry and in radiation analysis laboratories for radiation protection in some Arab countries.

He contributed to the establishment of gamma spectroscopy laboratories to monitor radiation leakage in food and the environment.

He is a member of many specialized committees in radiation protection and working groups to develop regulations for ionizing radiation and environmental radiation.

He has experience in reviewing environmental studies to assess environmental impacts, issuing environmental permits for development projects, and conducting inspection visits to project sites and protected areas.

He is a qualified expert in radiation protection ‘FANR-037QE’ in the United Arab Emirates.

He has interests in giving lectures on radiation protection, interests in number theory, individual poetic talents, and talents in sports and chess.

He has received many awards, most notably the Golden Dana Award - Specialist Category, the Long Service Medal from a government agency in Abu Dhabi, and the Supreme National Security Council Shield.