At the beginning of the twentieth century, Edison's "invention factory" made evident the fact that scientific and engineering genius usually operates in isolation of any social supports or influences.

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Edison's "invention factory" actually employed a large team of researchers and engineers who worked collaboratively to develop new ideas and products, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and social networks in innovation.

At the Beginning of the Twentieth Century, Edison's "Invention Factory