Is there a reason we almost never hear of “great inventors” anymore, but rather the companies and the CEOs said inventions were made under?

Question

Is there a reason we almost never hear of “great inventors” anymore, but rather the companies and the CEOs said inventions were made under?

In: 5024

Answer 1

Because a lot of those “great inventors” actually just took the credit for someone elses work. Edison for example took a lot of credit for things others discovered under his payroll and then sued everyone else. It has always been the rich CEO taking the credit for his workers inventions and successes.