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Nikola Tesla and The Electric Universe

Nikola Tesla and the Electric Universe - The Big Picture. There was more to Nikola Tesla than a brilliant inventor, physicist, and electrical engineer. He was also very much aware of the broader i...  
 
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Caleidus (2 days ago) Show Hide
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He 's just the most overrated scientist ever. Ferraris had already invented AC motors, his wireless technology just a rough capacitive coupling. Obscures scientist should deserve more attention than him.
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Tesla knew how to create free energy for everyone so the government shut him up and stole all his findings.
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Music is horrible!
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i 2nd that notion
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Space cannot be "Bent". Light is not the absence of Dark. Magic isn't real.
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ta

one love  :)
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at least they believe there is a Creator..
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So True , so true
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@ Keruaran. I agree. We should spread the credit around more. The Transformer was developed, in the form used in todays a/c systems, by William Stanley. The Transformer is what allows long distance low-loss transmission, by stepping up voltage and stepping down current. It is a vital part of the system. In fact William Stanley built the first complete a/c system, at Great Barrington, Massachusetts, but he is harldy ever credited.

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