Thomas Edison, the King of Inventors

There was an elementary school child who was constantly reprimanded by his teacher as a "fool" and "incorrigible." His friends also ignored him, and he was often bullied, eventually being expelled from school after only three months.

The teacher told the child's mother, "Your child is hopeless.

He doesn't have any learning ability." However, the mother neither despaired nor was discouraged, nor did she get angry.

She believed, "God must have given this child something he's good at," and she became the best friend of her son, who was being dismissed as a dimwit by others.

One day, the mother discovered an amazing characteristic of her son.

His curiosity was far higher than that of other children. The child constantly asked his mother questions.

"Mom, why is that like that?" "Mom, why is this like this?" Although it could have been annoying, the mother always accepted it and even encouraged him.

The child then made a decision.

"Everyone in the world calls me a dimwit and a fool, but my mom loves me and encourages me.

I shouldn't disappoint her." Growing up with the determination not to disappoint his mother, this child later became the world's greatest inventor.

This child's name is Thomas Edison, the "King of Inventors."