My inventions. Autobiography

The great secrets of being have yet to solve, even death could not be the end. - Nikola Tesla.
Some called him a man who invented the twentieth century, an outstanding electrical engineer, a man from the future, the great inventor and even the Lord of the Universe, others considered a charlatan, a madman who was ahead of his time, and the genius of self -promotion ...
Who really was this inventor, brave and even revolutionary in his ideas, having patented over 300 inventions in the richest countries of the world? His name is already shrouded in legends today, and some of his studies are associated with the riddles of the Tunguska meteorite and with the experiment "Philadelphia".
In the autobiography of Nikola Tesla, it will be somewhere naive, and in places very ironic. In it you can find many interesting facts, paradoxical judgments, as well as the thoughts of a brilliant scientist about how inventions can affect world policy and the universe as a whole.
For inventors, today and future, as well as for everyone who is interested in technological progress