“Origin” is a product developed to grow moss over various inorganic surfaces for domestic purposes. It gets its name and slogan from how it works; moss is an organic substance, and it is sprayed on inorganic surfaces. The meeting point is counted as X, stating Organic “X” Inorganic as a slogan, and the meeting point can also be said as a point of origin. Thus, it is named Origin.

My idea of improbable invention is quite simple: a product that makes human life interesting. So, what makes this Origin an improbable invention, interesting? On the subjective side, for most people, the concept of growing moss is not inherently interesting or intriguing on its own. However, whether something makes life interesting is subjective and depends on personal perspectives and preferences. Suppose growing moss is part of a unique or innovative project, scientific experiment, or artistic endeavor. In that case, it might be interesting to those involved in this specific field and the origin is a product of that. Otherwise, for most people, moss growing is not likely to bring a source of excitement or interest in their lives. On the objective side, this product itself does not exist yet, which is what makes it improbable, the main reason is that it would face technical challenges in development, it would have limited market demand as growing moss is subjective, it would have high production cost as the product needs to have high shelf life, their maybe regulatory concerns. This type of challenge always addresses the product being highly improbable.