"It seems to me that Mr. Edison puts his name on everything because he's terrified of being forgotten. But if you want to be remembered, it's simple. Shoot a president. But if you prefer to have what I call a legacy, you leave the world a better place than you found it."
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In this candid observation, Westinghouse offers a sharp critique of superficial fame versus meaningful legacy. The mention of 'shoot a president' is a stark illustration of infamy achieved through notoriety rather than noble deeds.