At the age of six he had his first taste of failure and that was the beginning of his career. His father was a carpenter. What happens if there is a fire? The father's wood burned to ashes, and the father slapped him in front of the whole village on this glorious "achievement."
The baby was killed but he did not give up experiments. His second experiment was to extract human offspring from eggs. He thought that if a hen sits on eggs then chicks come out of them. One day he sat on a goose's eggs to find out, the eggs broke and his pants got damaged, he was beaten again for failing.
His third experiment was flying in the air like a bird. He thought that birds eat insects. Insects have an effect that makes them fly in the air. He collected insects and extracted their juices. And this juice fed his maid, the maid's stomach began to ache and she lay down on the floor and began to suffer. In the days that followed, he became the greatest inventor of the world through this power, he changed the shape of the world. This was Edison, the greatest inventor in the world, Thomas Edison.
If we sit in any corner of the world today and look right, left and back and forth, we will see dozens of Edison's inventions there. Today's man cannot thank him, he is the benefactor of all eight billion people. I wish some Pakistani educator would include Edison's biography in our syllabus.
If a person wants to make a change, he alone can change the whole world, our children will also learn that failure is not failure, it is the first step to success and if you do not fail, you will never succeed. Edison was an amazing character.
The teacher considered him dull and naughty when he had no interest in the syllabus, his mind was far ahead of the classmates and teachers, the teacher was fed up with his actions and questions and they kicked him out of school. Edison's mother understood that.
Edison's greatest wish in life was to be born on Mars. He said that the day of Mars is forty minutes longer than the day of Earth and if I was born on Mars I could work forty minutes more, he worked day and night. And during this time he forgot that he had eaten or was hungry.
He started teaching his son himself. When he was fifteen years old, he started installing huts in the train. It was not allowed to put huts in the train at that time but he used to go to the railway station every day and get permission from the railway authorities.
He wandered for months and failed to return until he was defeated by the railway authorities for his "stubbornness". He became a peddler in the train. During the journey he started his own newspaper, collecting news from various railway stations.
He wrote the news by hand, made the plates, built a small printing press inside the train, printed the newspaper on the printing press and sold it on the train, it was a unique experience, Edison said. He also built his own laboratory in an empty box, he used to experiment in it in his spare time.
One day there was an explosion in the laboratory and a fire broke out in the box. The result of this failure was a beating but he did not give up. He slipped but fell before the guard grabbed him by the ears. He escaped but his hearing was reduced to fifty percent.
When he left the hut, he got a job in the telegraph office. In those days, only one telegraph could come at a time. It was a revolution, he came out of the wire office, he got a job in a big company in New York, that company would decide the price of go
Edison built a state-of-the-art calculation machine for them, and from there an illiterate young man began to become the world's greatest inventor, setting up his own factory and building his own laboratory.
He invented the automatic telegraph in this laboratory and made a paper (paraffin paper) for it which could print three and a half thousand words in one minute. He fixed the typewriter system, telephone Graham Bell said. Was invented but its receiver was made by Edison.
It also improves the sound quality of the phone. We all listen to music on tape recorders, CD players and iPods. This technology was started by Gramophone and was developed by Gramophone Edison. We all watch television. We also watch movies in cinemas and our computers have LCDs. This technology was started by a projector and this projector was made by Edison.
We watch animated films on TV and in cinema. This technique of film was also invented by Edison. Today the whole world is bright. This light bulb is a gift. This bulb was also invented by Edison. Trams are available in most cities, it is a road train.
This tram was also made by Edison, the electric street lights were also installed by Edison in New York City and this trend has spread all over the world since then, we all use cement in the construction of buildings, this cement is also his invention and cement Factory too.
Edison also invented the world's first note-counting machine, the technique of extracting iron and other metals from the earth. Is.
He also invented the technique of fast turning ships and filling holes in submarines, he made carbonic acid in the laboratory and he also made batteries without which today's mechanical life is not possible and for the first time in America He also grew rubber.
These are just some of the great inventions Edison made while he made hundreds of thousands of small inventions and these inventions changed the culture of the world.
If Edison's work had been limited to these inventions, it might not have been a big deal, but his real hope was hope. He did not consider failure to be a failure. Worked on 6,000 varieties of bamboo to make the filament of the bulb but was not disappointed.
He did ten thousand unsuccessful experiments to store electricity in batteries but he did not give up, be it telegraph, gramophone, telephone receiver, projector, cement, leather or film he failed thousands. Tried but didn't get frustrated and finally got the job done.
He used to say that my experiments do not fail. I did twenty thousand experiments on making bulbs but I could not make a bulb. I got closer and I was right and I succeeded.
Edison's greatest wish in life was to be born on Mars. He said that the day of Mars is forty minutes longer than the day of Earth and if I was born on Mars I could work forty minutes more, he worked day and night. And during this time he forgot that he had eaten or was hungry.
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