If I wasn't interested in this history, I'd be bored. If I knew this was the case, I would choose to look for a book to read.
The story is a good story and an anecdote of the profession, but it doesn't look good. It becomes difficult to choose the historical focus. Too many things happen and it is difficult to understand the logic. If it is complete, there is no focus. The pile of time points will become a running account. Tesla was suddenly deceived? Explained too little. Biographies are probably like that, and so are the darkest moments. The whole process is taking the train, walking, reading newspapers, commercial warfare, and telling history with movies.
In order to finish the story in a limited time, and the content is too much, the screen changes quickly, the rhythm is super fast, and the face is blind, except for the curly blessing, sometimes I have to pause to recognize whether it is Westinghouse or Tesla or someone else, to the dialogue. Parts are finally able to slow down. I was stunned, it was too fast, I couldn't keep up, I had to pause. I choose to look for books to read. It turned out to be the battle between Edison and Westinghouse. I always thought it was Edison and Tesla.
Cunfu is still the same Cunfu, Tesla is busy doing experiments, and he has less words than his brother Holland.
"Welcome to the reality of the birth of great inventions. We all contribute. Salt, grain, temperature, heart. But there is only one man who can make bread rise, and the man who combines everything to make bread delicious enough that people are willing to pay the hard work money. Buy."
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