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| The internet is full of myths about the War of the Currents, endless " | The internet is full of myths about the War of the Currents, endless " | ||
| - | - Everyone thinks Nikola Tesla single-handedly electrified the planet. It’s a cute story, but it’s wrong. In this video, we cut through the " | + | - Everyone thinks Nikola Tesla single-handedly electrified the planet. It’s a cute story, but it’s wrong. In this video, we cut through the " |
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| **WATCH: George Westinghouse The Geek Who Built the Modern World. Why Was He FORGOTTEN? | **WATCH: George Westinghouse The Geek Who Built the Modern World. Why Was He FORGOTTEN? | ||
| - History loves to remember the showman and the visionary who fought the so-called "War of the Currents." | - History loves to remember the showman and the visionary who fought the so-called "War of the Currents." | ||
| - | But the man who actually won it... the man whose technology powers our entire world, has been almost completely erased from the story. | + | But the man who actually won it... the man whose technology powers our entire world, has been almost completely erased from the story. |
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Sorry if some of the pages having missing graphics or a bookmarked page is missing. We are migrating our site over to DokuWiki from Drupal. The last major overhaul of our site was in 2016, and we were due for some freshening up.
The collection of material for the study of geek history dates back to my early days in technology as far back as the 1970s. You will find specific footnotes and references on many pages with links to current websites. Anytime a claim is made, or a fact is stated from a website or blog that does not appear to have firsthand knowledge of the subject I make a note to follow up on it. I can assure you that anything I have written is based on verification of facts from a source as close to the events and individuals as possible or multiple sources of information from leading publications or references.