That's because it's taught that Edison "invented" the light bulb, but in reality his lab only turned out a practical, long-life bulb that was cheap enough to be used in the home as a commodity. He does have credit for bringing recorded music into the home with cylinders, but Berliner's discs were much more practical and still used today.
I understand that OP was just shilling, trying to be a troll about something they had absolutely no understanding of. My writeup was in case someone else said "why is that?"
That's because it's taught that Edison "invented" the light bulb, but in reality his lab only turned out a practical, long-life bulb that was cheap enough to be used in the home as a commodity. He does have credit for bringing recorded music into the home with cylinders, but Berliner's discs were much more practical and still used today.
I understand that OP was just shilling, trying to be a troll about something they had absolutely no understanding of. My writeup was in case someone else said "why is that?"
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