' Nikola Tesla and the Modern World '...

On May 26, 1919, in New York,, a journalist asked Nikola Tesla about any new inventions.. With a serene and introspective demeanor,, Tesla replied,, “I possess many inventions,, far more than the public knows,, though many are undisclosed..” When questioned about why he didn’t pursue patents like Edison,, Tesla smiled softly.. He explained,, “My innovations aren't driven by the desire for profit.. The commercialization of a patent means little to me.. What truly counts is their influence on science.. I have no interest in fleeting commercial products that attract temporary attention.. My emphasis lies on groundbreaking scientific concepts.. that pave the way for future generations to make extraordinary progress.. I am not a merchant;, I am an explorer.”