Thomas Edison and his Stolen Inventions | History

Thomas Edison's status as a renowned inventor is challenged by the fact that he didn't invent the light bulb. Despite his fame for over a thousand patents, including the phonograph and motion picture devices, many were built on others' work. Edison's legacy is complex: he's been accused of appropriating inventions like the electric chair, X-ray technology, and the phonograph. His actions raise ethical concerns, as he advanced his image and wealth through questionable means. Edison's brilliance is undeniable, yet his methods cast shadows on his achievements.
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[nolotrippen]

The mispronunciation of people's names is driving me crazy. "Westingtonhouse"? etc.

[goldbars]

I knew he was a fraud. SHAME on Edison‼️

[Actias]

Stop using artificial voice. It’s very obvious.

[shawndeagan]

No European invented anything, at all. Every machine you could think of came from somewhere else.