My Inventions

The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla

By: Nikola Tesla

Narrated by: David Mitchell

Written in his early 60s, Tesla looks back on the events that shaped his life as the inventor of our modern world. Like many exceptional artists, scientists, and engineers, Tesla's senses and intellect worked on a higher level, which often afflicted him physically. Yet he overcame, and used his special abilities and strong educational background to make electricity the servant of man. He personally invented radio, AC electricity, remote-control, and initiated a plan for the first wireless network. He believed in using renewable energy, and developed the first hydroelectric power plants. And always, his altruistic goal was to make a better world for mankind.

Public Domain (P)2009 CoolBeat Audiobooks

I Liked this, it showed how unique Tesla was...

this is a great listen it is easy to believe you are listening to his voice.

some of it was over my head...
but I loved how he talked about the Unique way is mind worked ..
and his personal history.
I think he wanted to give us the web way back then...
I wish he had talked more about the challenges of Capitalism's deathgrip over his Ideas.

very enjoyable... I will listen to it again.
WB

Too cool!

My man Nikola what can I say the dude modernized everything in our freeking world.

Modesty:not one of Mr Tesla's greatest attributes

8/10, fascinating chap beyond the ego. Tesla showing off the workings of his remarkable brain much like a proud gardener would a prize turnip.

Not a professional performance

Interesting book but was difficult to listen to at times. The reader was often too dramatic and read lines in a manner which leaves the listener annoyed. The worst part of this audio book was the incessant lip-smacking-wet-saliva noises which, with eyes closed, tricked me into believing that I was trapped in a damp basement wearing squishy socks and soggy boots.

pretty good. eye opening at parts

nice to hear it from Tesla , and it's also interesting to see how much of what he predicted is here now.