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She was called âthe most beautiful woman in the world,â but silver screen siren Hedy Lamarr was much more than just a pretty face. Looking to help combat German U-boats during WWII, she pioneered technology that today serves as the basis for wireless innovations like Bluetooth, GPS and Wifi. Lamar received scant recognition and no monetary compensation for the idea that spawned a multi-billion-dollar communications industry, but in this weekâs bonus episode, Amy gives credit where credit is due and attempts to answer the âhowâ and âwhyâ behind Lamarrâs genius.
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She was called âthe most beautiful woman in the world,â but silver screen siren Hedy Lamarr was much more than just a pretty face. Looking to help combat German U-boats during WWII, she pioneered technology that today serves as the basis for wireless innovations like Bluetooth, GPS and Wifi. Lamar received scant recognition and no monetary compensation for the idea that spawned a multi-billion-dollar communications industry, but in this weekâs bonus episode, Amy gives credit where credit is due and attempts to answer the âhowâ and âwhyâ behind Lamarrâs genius.
For episodes and show notes, visit:
LostLadiesofLit.com
Subscribe to our substack newsletter.
Follow us on instagram @lostladiesoflit.
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