The love and killing between Parasitism and He Shengliang Tesla and Edison made countless people in later generations very curious. Today the captain will take you to understand the legendary lives of these two genius scientists. Edison's business talent began to show at the age of 12, at the age of 14, he bought a second-hand printing press to print newspapers to earn cash, and Tesla was destined to be colorful, although his mathematical talent was shocking at the age of ten, but Tesla's skill point was not in making money at all, spent a lifetime of poverty, played a bare stick all his life, and finally died miserably in a rented cheap hotel, at this time not only did not have a dollar on his body, but also carried a usury.
However, these two very different people, but entangled by fate for a whole half St. Edison actually became famous very early, and in 1882, the 26-year-old Tesla's first job was as an engineer in Edison's European company. Two years later, Tesla traveled across the ocean with a model and many alternating current inventions, and met his idol Edison for the first time, but Tesla did not know it. The idol he unconditionally believed in turned out to be a big fool, and he did not help Tesla realize the alternator dream for the first time, but said disdainfully,
If you can help him improve the DC generator, pay Tesla $50,000. At the time, $50,000 was not a small amount, so Tesla agreed without hesitation, and even slept only four hours a day for this promise. A year later, he finally succeeded, and he even redesigned the entire DC generator, much to Edison's satisfaction. Just when Tesla asked Edison to fulfill his promise, Edison chose to be a person who did not speak of credit, and claimed that he called it American humor, and did not admit what he said at all. At this time, Tesla finally woke up and turned black on Edison from pink to black. Fortunately, Tesla met another nobleman, Westinghouse owner George Westinghouse. Not long after getting acquainted, George chose to invest in Tesla and let him continue the experiment of the AC ship, and Tesla eventually lived up to expectations and completed the use of cross-era inventions, someone.
If Tesla does not give up this patent, he will have a fortune of nearly $300 billion. But how could the plutocrats, represented by Edison, allow such a thing to happen? They used all kinds of means to plot to steal or buy out the invention patent, and finally forced the simple Tesla to tear up the alternator patent contract and make the invention free for the world to use. But Edison did not plan to stop selling, he hated Tesla to the bone, because Edison clearly knew that alternating current can be transmitted over long distances, which direct current simply cannot do. For his own selfish interests, Edison began to take extreme measures, such as publicly executing elephants with alternating current, and even bribing law enforcement officials to change the hanging of the four stars to alternating current degeneration to prove that alternating current is dangerous. And these despicable means eventually made the market sales of alternating current dismal, and Tesla once again fell into a dead end. But what Edison never expected was that at the 1893 American World's Fair public bidding power system conference, Tesla was in front of everyone. The advantages of the AC crushing type were demonstrated, and the bid was won on the spot. With hundreds of thousands of lights lit at the World Expo site, mankind saw for the first time a dreamlike world of future electrical appliances. Edison finally lost completely this time. Tesla became the greatest electrical engineer of his time, but fate always liked to tease those who made an effort. In 1900, after spending a lot of money from investors, Tesla was secretly calculated in a radio communications competition and lost to Marconi, an opponent financed by Edison. Feeling cheated, Morgan said he never wanted to deal with Tesla again, and his life began to decline. But the good news is that after Tesla's death in 1943, the U.S. Supreme Court re-ruled and recognized Tesla as one of the inventors of radio. Of course, in addition to radio and alternating current, it also has many other magical inventions, such as X-ray cameras, radar, fluorescent lamps, etc., and you can even see artificial lightning in his laboratory. However, his opponent Edison did not make a sound. That is, television, video cameras, etc. were invented by Edison. However, according to the data, most of Edison's more than 2,000 inventions were made by his company employees and had little to do with him. That is to say, Tesla is a typical genius scientist, while Edison is more of a business genius like Bill Gates and Zuckerberg. Which of the two of them do you prefer when you copy the screen?