Within the last week I read Tesla's autobiography; also Nikola Tesla: Prophet of the Modern Technological Age; and Tesla, A Biography. All 3 were short books -- approx 100 pp each-- and naturally similar in details. But I enjoyed the different writing styles and the scientific explanations. He was ahead of his time, and even though he had a lawyer and patents, he was naive and taken advantage of in some ways. He didn't get the personal, professional or financial recognition he deserved. He was eccentric too; perhaps had ESP on occasion; visions, etc. But I have renewed respect for his genius. I'm so glad this car company is named for him. Good job, Elon!
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Books on Nikola Tesla
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