I pitched wireless power and everybody acted like I was selling moonlight in a jar. by Nikola Tesla

You pulled the plug because power was harder to own when it was supposed to be everywhere.

You keep calling it moonlight because every time I ask for a working demo, the room goes dark.

Thomas, your favorite form of innovation is watching other people finish the job.

I funded the tower, not a poetry residency for a man who thinks debt is decorative.

At least when I miss, I miss publicly. You miss privately and call it transcendence.

Say what you want, but I was right about the future and both of you were just renting it.