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<p> Short History of Nikola <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent>
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<p> Short History of Nikola <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent>
</p>
<p>
<p>
This is a file to straighten out misconception and
disinformation that has occurred over the years, about how
supposedly "great" Edison was, and how Nikola <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> was
@ -20,7 +21,7 @@ Nikola <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> was pretty much always a genius, after
having made many improvements in the electric trolleys, and
trains in his country, he came to America, sought
employment, and eventually ended up working for Edison.
Edison had contracted with New York City to build
Edison had contracted with <ent type='GPE'>New York City</ent> to build
Direct Current (D.C.) power plants every square mile or so,
so as to power the lights that he supposedly invented.
Street lights, hotel lighting etc. Having trenches dug
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<ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> proselytized A.C. power and had some success
building A.C. power plants, and providing A.C. power to
various entities. One of these was Sing Sing prison, in
upstate New York. <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> provided A.C. power for the
upstate <ent type='GPE'>New York</ent>. <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> provided A.C. power for the
"electric chair" there. Edison had big articles printed in
the New York newspapers, saying that A.C. power was
the <ent type='GPE'>New York</ent> newspapers, saying that A.C. power was
dangerous "killing" power, and in general, gave a bad name
to <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent>.
To contradict this jab, <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> set out on his own
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During the short lunch period, he would tell his buddies
about phased A.C. electricity, and how it was efficient,
etc. Along about 1932, he was working at a small generator
rebuilding shop in New York, and one of the bankers that he
rebuilding shop in <ent type='GPE'>New York</ent>, and one of the bankers that he
used to dig ditches with, found him, and took him to Mr.
Westinghouse, to whom he told his stories. Westinghouse
bought 19 patents outright, and gave <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> a dollar per
@ -96,4 +97,5 @@ after <ent type='PERSON'>Tesla</ent> died in 1943, his huge laboratory on Long
Island mysteriously burned down, no records saved, and the
remnants were bulldozed the day after that to further
eradicate any equipment still left. So much for "free energy".</p>
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