How Americans Claim to Have Invented British Inventions

Описание: I've kept a tally on my phone: 17 times. That's how many American tourists have stood in front of British inventions at our railway museum and asked, "So when did you copy this from us?"

After three summers working at a historic railway museum in Yorkshire, I've witnessed Americans claim trains, steam engines, the World Wide Web, and even argue that "rails are just metal" so trains don't count as inventions. This is what really happens when historical facts meet absolute confidence.

From the guy who thought "British Engine" was a brand name, to the woman who believed 1776 was the year America invented everything (including Mozart, apparently), to the tourist who tried to "agree to disagree" with documented history—these are the wild, hilarious, and sometimes baffling conversations that made me question reality.

The best part? One dad came back months later to admit I was right about trains... then immediately said "but we perfected them."


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