They say that a person lives as long as his descendants remember him. In this sense, Nikola Tesla is immortal. However, the scientific world has always treated him with some prejudice, considering him more of a magician than a serious researcher. And this, of course, is unfair. Three hundred inventions speak for themselves. He was also a philosopher and poet. A man of difficult fate and paradoxical judgments. He was thrown from hopeless poverty to fabulous wealth, from incredible, dizzying success to general oblivion. But even in poverty and obscurity, Tesla remained Tesla - a genius destined to change the world for the better.