Watt Is Love? Baby Don’t Hertz Me No More.

America is the land of the free, the home of the brave, and the land of opportunity. People travel from all over the world to escape religious persecution, fierce tyrannical dictatorship, droughts, famine and genocide. They come to this great land of fortune and fortitude to experience what so many call the “American Dream”. They want what everybody wants, and that is to get ahead. Although, Getting ahead is such a vague term, how would we define such a statement? To many Americans “getting ahead in life” is a term associated with winning, and winning is associated with who has more stuff, and whoever has more stuff has more money. With that money you can purchase a single lovely home in Suburban, America complete with a wife, two and a half children, a pet and two vehicles. Even still with only one percent of accounted people in our nation making over 343 thousand dollars annually the dream seems like a fairy tale. Did they work long and hard to earn their status as the one percent? Is the remaining ninety nine percent of the nation lazy and incompetent? In my opinion it is a rare circumstance that there is a correlation between hard work and “getting ahead”, but if we work hard and stay true to our passions we are always getting ahead by our own terms. There was a Serbian man born on July 10th, 1856, whose long life boyhood dream was to harness the power of Niagra Falls. He worked his entire life laying the foundation that makes our entire technological existence possible and until recently hasn’t received any credit whatsoever publicly for his accomplishments. The power that surges through the computer as I sit and type this paper is created by an induction motor and delivered by using AC (alternating current) technology that was invented by this man. The transistor that allows me to download information and refresh