The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla

Nikola Tesla was the greatest mind of the 20th century, yet few people knew who he was. Contemporary to Einstien and competitor with Edison, Nikola Tesla gave us some of the greatest inventions of lifetime.

The radio was one of his inventions, yet it is still taught that Marconi invented, when indeed the patent was awarded to Tesla shortly before Tesla died.

He was a competitor of Edison's, yet houses are wired with AC current - which was Tesla's design over Edison's DC design. You pay less in energy costs everyday because of Nikola Tesla, yet very few appreciate his contributions.

History has chosen to give the credit elsewhere, even when it is clearly mistaken in doing so. Nikola Tesla was a brilliant inventor and if Tesla's inventions were to suddenly disappear, the modern world would be drastically affected.

Nikola Tesla, had the world not been so unkind to him, might have given us free power forever - world wide. How many fewer wars might there have been if electrical power or fuel not been an important issue at stake?

Give credit where it is due, Nikola Tesla was a genius's genius!

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