Electric!

I have always done what I only thought to be absolutely necessary while inventing and getting ideas, and being productive. As you might have heard, I even squeeze each toe 100 times before going to sleep- this ensures adequate blood flow to the brain, and personally I have found this helps me think better. But one of the most important things when inventing, in my opinion, is or are the surroundings.  You might find that taking a walk helps you think things through better, and the fresh air helps as well. I used this to an advantage as well- but one of the best tactics for being productive, to me, is being alone. As you might have noticed, I have never partaken in romantic entanglements- I find them to be a waste of time. Why waste time when you can keep working and inventing, in the best conditions all by yourself? Such unnecessary actions are not, well, necessary. I mean, can you even name one invention that has been made by a married man? I sure can't!  There are...

 Among my many inventions, I always dreamed of free energy and electricity around the world: had capitalistic greed not stood in my way, I would surely have achieved my goal. Electric power is everywhere present in unlimited quantities and can drive the world's machinery without the need of coal, gas, oil or any other of the common fuels- so why not share it?  I first started working on how I could transfer electricity to masses wirelessly. Initially, I created the Coil in Colorado Springs to experiment on the idea of creating a wireless power grid. There I was given free power, as well as funding for my tests. At that lab, I could test the theory, creating electrical arcs that essentially were man-made lightning, and could be seen for miles. With this invention I could even wirelessly power lightbulbs-this grabbed the attention of J.P. Morgan, who was interested in funding my project. Originally the tower's use was going to be much more different, but when Marcon...

Pigeons have been domesticated for thousands of years, have been used in the past as sacrifices to gods, raised for food and also (even though rarely) kept as pets. Pigeons have bravely acted as carriers for messages across battlefields and between cities and towns, been couriers of news from distant relatives or reporters, and transported vital medication to ill people. Nowadays tame pigeons are still used to carry messages, but more commonly raised for racing, meat,experimentation for science and "white dove" releases at weddings and some other celebrations.  Keep in mind that pigeons and doves aren't the same. Doves are generally smaller and more delicate, whilst pigeons are bigger and bulkier. Even though the common urban pigeon, living in cities is often named the "Rock Dove", and ones mostly used at weddings (white doves) are named as if they were doves, alas they are still pigeons. (The reason for wedding companies using pigeons and not doves is bec...