Ever hear of a doll that was eventually banned in several countries? That failure (and dozens more) are showcased now at the Museum of Failure.
It's okay to fail. The Museum of Failure celebrates failed innovations and creations throughout history from all over the world. Good Day's Christal Young gives us an inside look.
"We need to accept failure if we want progress and innovation," said Dr. Samuel West, a psychologist who started the museum five years ago. "So, we can’t have the good stuff without having the failure as well." "A lot of the items here at the museum is just technology, or ideas they don't really have a customer, there's no real reason for them," he said.
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