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Title	:	My Inventions
Author	:	Nikola Tesla
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 88 pages
Published	:	May 17th 2006 by Filiquarian Publishing, LLC. (first published 1919)
Categories	:	Biography. Science. Nonfiction. History. Autobiography

My Inventions

Nikola Tesla

Paperback | Pages: 88 pages

Rating: 4.01 | 5356 Users | 462 Reviews

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This important title is the autobiography of Nikola Tesla. Nikola Tesla appropriately titled his work on his life, My Inventions, as he was one of the most important inventors and scientists in history. The book touches on his life and career, his first inventions, discovering the magnetic field, tesla coil and transformer and the manifying transmitter. There is also a chapter on the art of teleautomatics. This book should be read by anybody interested in the life of this important inventor and scientist and his important discoveries which have revolutionized the world.

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Original Title:	My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla
ISBN:	1599869942 (ISBN13: 9781599869940)
Edition Language:	English

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Nikola Tesla is a pure genius and his intelligence far surpasses that of Einstein. He traveled to America to make the world a better place, but America always makes sure to grind down anyone that cares for the betterment of humanity. He wanted to make free wireless electricity for the whole world, designed a laser powerful enough to destroy anything (he destroyed his design because he didn't believe humans could use it wisely), he game up with a lot of war patents that belong to the US today,

Loved Tesla, hated the superficial approach. I would have liked to find out more about his life and career. This just felt like a small brochure. Informative, but definetly not enough for curious minds.

Collected articles written by Nikola Tesla about his childhood , inventions and family .

The guy was a genius he literally predicted drone strikes i'm not kidding

Read this on Graham's recommendation, and it was *fascinating* to hear it from the man himself. Tesla was famous for inventing alternating current (AC), which is used in every house and electric motor today. He was a famous scientist of his time, and supposedly there was some rift with him and Edison. It appears actually that Tesla sold his patents and the company that bought them sued everyone else, causing his name to be associated with the suits, even though he wasn't really involved. Tesla

This has been very, very interesting. A book written by an undisputed genius in his very own words.I must say this book was a surprise. I was expecting lots of technical detail, but instead the book was filled with lots of interesting stories and insightful social comment. Some of the stories were even hilarious, causing me to laugh out loud a number of times.The book also gives some insight into what it's like to be a genius, and some of the abilities such a person possesses. For instance,

Such a great man...One of most important I learned was he always tried to be himself, he found his primal inclinations/natural inclinations (as Robert Greene calls it in Mastery) early in his life by trying things, by reading a lot (he was really inspired by contemporary inventors and people working in engineering). We ought to read lot in any age and read widely because it opens up so many possibilities, a lot of people get stuck in certain profession or professional level and stay there