2018-8-31 12:00 |
Humankind has always strived to better communicate with one another, more quickly, over longer distances, from the first postal systems around 2400 BCE, to smoke signals and semaphore flags, to the lanterns that spurred on Paul Revere.
Few figures have been quite as influential in this arena as Thomas Edison.
Thomas Edison may not have invented the telegraph or the telephone himself, but his work progressed the technologies significantly. He once said “I start where the last man left off,” and he was true to his word, increasing the capacity of telegraph lines to carry multiple messages concurrently, and inventing an improved telephone mouthpiece which considerably lengthened the distance possible for calls and increased their clarity.
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