➀ The conventional wisdom was that the oxide layer on a wafer needed to be removed after masking to prevent contamination. ➁ A Swiss genius proposed that the oxide layer might serve as protection for the circuitry, enhancing reliability. ➂ His idea led to the mass production of ICs. ➃ The moral is that counter-intuition should not be dismissed.
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