How Did Thomas Edison Prevent The Lightbulb?

Thomas Edison, one of the world's most legendary scientist of all time, was the first to invent a light bulb that radiated energy for hundreds of hours. As a child, teachers told Edison that he was “too stupid to learn anything”. Edison was also fired from countless jobs during his career. As an inventor, Edison made more than 1,000 unsuccessful attempts at developing the lightbulb. Each time Edison’s ideas failed, Edison asked himself questions like, “What happened?” and “What did I do wrong?”. This lead to further questioning like , “What did I learn?” ,“What should I have done differently” and “What do I need to do next time?”. Edison’s questions eventually lead to new theories which later resulted in the creation of the light bulb.