>>7895910 (PB)

I'm reminded here of the story of "genius" Thomas Edison, and real genius Nikola Tesla. In school, we're told how Edison tried and tried and tried to make a light bulb, trying first this method, and then that. Nikola Tesla, who at the time was working for Edison, was watching all these trials and failures, and finally - and one can imagine, with some exasperation on his part - he simply told Edison to pump out the air in the bulbs and make them a vacuum, and the filaments would not burn out so quickly. Sure enough, Tesla's idea worked, and Edison took the credit for it and "invented" the light bulb. (And don't even get me started on Edison's "brilliant" idea for direct current electricity and power plants and the environmental disaster that would have been. Fortunately, Tesla's alternating current won out.)

https://gizadeathstar.com/2020/01/big-pharma-corpscience-inc-and-corrupt-gov/