In fact, Alexander Graham Bell didn t give in to the pressure until he had accomplished many more great feats and developed many more devices that have changed technology in our world today. As Bell s devices and inventions received fame, so too did he. With this newfound fame, Alexander Graham Bell was able to finally afford and pay off all the things he couldn t before, and was never to know the horrible feeling of helplessness again. Alexander Graham Bell, an ordinary man of his time, accomplished a feat no man before him ever imagined. Bell paved the way for modern day technology and opened the lines of communication for people all around the world.
Speech communication is something people everywhere continuously take for granted.
It took Alexander Graham Bell s keen sense for speech and sound to in fact accomplish something thought to be impossible. The irony of this situation is downplayed in history, never emphasizing the extreme impact that Alexander Graham Bell s involvement in his career and personal relationships played in the development of the telephone. In fact in all reality, if Bell had chosen a different occupation, or never married his wife, a deaf and speech impaired women, his interest in the development of the telephone would be miniscule, if any interest at all. When situations change and ideas flourish, we never know the certainty of the outcome, but must depend on what fate brings our way. Alexander Graham Bell knew from childhood what his occupation would be, but never dreamed that his fascination with speech communication would lead to one of the most influential and important inventions of all time.