Creative destruction is a theory in economics which since the 1950's has graced most promptly recognized with Joseph Schumpeter, an economist from Austria, who derived it from the product of Karl Marx and generalized it as a method of economic innovation and the business cycle. According to him, this theory explains the "method of industrial modification that regularly transforms the economic arrangement from within, perpetually dismantling the old one, steadily producing a new one".
In ancient times learned how to obtain copper from the ore by heating the rock to the metal melting point. They used to mould bronze objects by pouring the metal into stone shapes or ingots.
