Marinetti's wireless imagination was about the development of television in the early 20th century; true or false?

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Wireless imagination by F.T. Marinetti meant words free of structure and of grammar and syntax. Therefore, it is false, it was not about the development of Television in the early 20th century. Marinetti was the founder of futurist movement, an Italian poet, editor and art theorist.

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