Since 1901, a 4-watt light bulb shines continuously at the fire station in Liverpool, California. Its secret is not magical: a thick carbon filament, a low power and above all, never extinguishes. A longevity that radically contrasts with the industry's decision in 1924 to intentionally reduce the lifespan of the light bulbs. More
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Since 1901, a 4-watt light bulb shines continuously at the fire station in Liverpool, California. Its secret is not magical: a thick carbon filament, a low power and above all, never extinguishes. A longevity that radically contrasts with the industry's decision in 1924 to intentionally reduce the lifespan of the light bulbs. More