Catherine and Steve tour Thomas Edison's factory, where Edison held 1,093 patents. They walk through exhibits including an early sound studio and recording cylinders, and share how Edison reinvested his earnings, including in a failed ore-mine venture.
1,093 patents.
Catherine (Kathryn) Bell and Steve, representing Titan Impact Group.
Hey, everyone. We are here at Thomas Edison's factory, which is pretty amazing. You see behind us. These are tons and tons of inventions that he has here. He had 1093 patents. So the things that he.
The first sound studio in the world is just right down the hall there. So most of these have to do with photography, making movies and record playing, the little round cylinders and stuff.
Here's what I love about this, is that he just kept thinking and creating, thinking and creating, thinking and creating like nothing stopped this man, because he absolutely just loved creating. And I'm always amazed at how many things that get created in the world and how many more there are still to create. So for all you budding inventors out there, keep creating, don't stop. This is amazing. Very, very inspiring.
And Edison wasn't about the money. In fact, he actually went broke investing in a. I believe it was an ore mine in New Jersey. But he would just go and he'd vent things and use all the proceeds from that invention to go on to his next venture.
So with that, this is Kathryn and Steve with Titan Impact Group. May you never awake from the.
American dream.
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