reply to post by Badge01
So True. What the article does not mention, however, is that Edison tried to demonstrate how dangerous AC really was by electrocuting animals. In
fact, one of these such executions was filmed and conducted by Edison himself. . . .
How sad.
It really "grinds my gears" (family guy reference) when I think about Edison's malicious actions to try and derail Tesla. Edison was a business
man, not an inventor. Not a Genius. And he did everything in his power, which by no means was shortcoming, to keep Tesla from becoming anything.
So in defense of Mr. Tesla, I have written Mr. Edison a nice little letter.
Dear Mr. Edison,
You Sir, are nothing more than a dull and simple-minded child, stuck in a half-witted man's body. Your egotistical and threatening nature is merely
a poorly constructed mask, and an ugly one at that, designed to hide your insecurities. A mask that,once removed, would reveal a scared and evil,
pathetic excuse of a, if I dare say, man.
As an inventor

, your only consistency is your inconsistency. Using trivial methods that are as "hit and miss" as roulette, it's a wonder how
you even made it back to bed every night, much less sleep with the heavy weight of guilt burning a whole in the neuron depleted cerebral mass that you
call a brain.
Am I sad, Mr. Edison, that you even existed? Not really. Who else could provide Mr. Tesla with comedic relief in the way a child would trying to
describe brain surgery to a surgeon? See you in hell sir.
Sincerely,
Devo