A 14-year-old farm boy invented television while plowing a potato field. Around 1921, a young Philo T. Farnsworth was working on his family's farm in Idaho when he had a world-changing idea. As he guided the horse-drawn plow, he noticed the neat, parallel rows it created in the dirt. He realized an image could be scanned and transmitted line by line in the same way, using a beam of electrons instead of mechanical parts. 📺 This was a major breakthrough, as previous television attempts relied on

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