Thomas Edison exhibited several key scientific attitudes, including curiOSity, perseverance, and a willingness to experiment. His relentless pursuit of innovation led him to conduct thousands of experiments before successfully developing the electric light bulb and other inventions. Edison also embraced failure as a learning opportunity, famously stating that he had not failed but rather found thousands of ways that didn't work. His collaborative spirit and belief in practical application of scientific knowledge further underscored his approach to invention.
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