Electric Power Shift
Alva's discontent with the merger that formed General Electric highlights the tensions in the electric industry as he grapples with losing control. Meanwhile, the 1893 Columbian Exposition showcases the triumph of alternating current, as Westinghouse's victory in illuminating the fairgrounds marks a pivotal moment in public perception of electric power. The event not only celebrates innovation but also signals a significant shift in the battle for electrical supremacy.In this clip
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96: The War of the Currents: (Thomas Alva Edison v. Nikola Tesla & George Westinghouse)
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