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[Hide] (411.4KB, 1080x1059) The first electric telegraph was invented (well, rather patented or proposed) by a Scot in 1753, way before Morse Code.
>The concept of a multi-wire electric telegraph was first proposed anonymously by a mysterious C. M. (thought to be Charles Morrison of Renfrew, Scotland) in the 17 February 1753 issue of The Scots Magazine. C. M. suggested using Leyden jars to charge twenty-six wires, one for each letter of the alphabet, with static electricity. The first working model based on this design was made by a Frenchman, Georges Louis Lesage, in 1774. Lesage’s electrostatic telegraph used twenty-six insulated wires and spanned across two adjacent rooms of his elegant mansion.
It was a static powered telegraph, unlike other less primitive electric telegraphs. It was abandoned after it was experimented with due to it being unreliable.
Radio waves were predicted to exist years before ((( Heinrich Hertz ))) ever proved its existence (read: James Clerk Maxwell), leading to the switch for wireless (aka Spark Gap transmitters).
When it comes to white people Anglo > anything else (even jews). We started the technological revolution that you're using to read this. If it weren't for Anglos, your ass would be living without electricity (see: Benjamin Franklin's kite experiments for instance).