| Tesla | Einstein |
|---|---|
| Written out of the science books | The science books are centred around this person |
| Has 100s of patents to his name AC motors, coils, dynamos, radio... | Has a handful of varied patents... all made with someone else. From refrigerator to a blouse |
| Created AC motors Electrified the nation Robotics Radio Harnessed Niagara Falls Everything we point to as the technology era was prototyped by him | Created an atomic bomb (maybe) |
| Believed in the aether | Was used to cover up holes in the non-aether theory |
| Inventor | Plagiarist |
| Incredible genius | Fuzzy Haired Crackpot |
Tesla was a real man of genius. Someone who can arguably be said to be the start of everything we point to when we talk about the modern world. Someone ever physicist and inventor should study deeply.
Tesla dazzled new paper reporters with his inventions. Showing things that, to this day, physicists cannot replicate, making everyone believe that he was a fraudster. But let me point out this. Tesla was known to make 100 foot long lightning arcs. The longest lightning arc on record is when a power substation melted down in the dry, hot desert of Arizona. 110 feet long. If Tesla did this feat as a fraudster, let any modern scientist do the same, by any means.
Although he gave so much, he was viciously blocked and robbed of everything, in the end, spending his last days in a motel room paid for by his friends. Then the FBI stormed into this room, almost before anyone new that Tesla was dead, and removed all of this papers and effects. Lastly, he was written out of science and history books.
Einstein was said to be a young boy who struggled with mathematics, but overcame that to become the most intelligent man in the world, making the greatest advancement to science ever.
However, what you find out is he plagiarized and stole everything that is put under his name.
E=mc² --- stolen
Theory of relativity --- plagiarized
All the math work for showing relativity --- done by his wife, who some say was locked in her room. (she divorced him claiming abuse)
He was gotten a job as a patent clerk, where he got to see all the papers before anyone else, and deciding if they would get a patent or not. (got early information)
The strangest thing is after the Special Theory of Relativity, Einstein published no more papers. True geniuses keep coming up with stuff, basically until they can no longer think straight. To many who dig into Einstein's background, this is the smoking gun that Einstein was just a psyop. A cover to keep eyes off of Van Braun.
Just for creating the AC motor and electrifying the world, Tesla should have a space in the science text books, or be held up as a great inventor like we do Edison, but he is written out of everything. And his contributions to our world are much greater than just AC.
On the other hand, Einstein came up with (after borrowing them) two theories and everyone rushed to prove them. Military budgets were used to show evidence that Relativity was correct. The history and science books all uphold him as the greatest intelligence ever.
No one talks about the great science war between Einstein and Quantum Mechanics.
No one talks about all the things that disprove relativity, including itself.
I find it strange that we dismiss the greatest inventor as a hack, a charlatan.
And uphold a buffoon, a stuffed short, as the most intelligent physicist.
However, this is what happened. And it was not by happenstance. There were very powerful people making sure that the science books were written just so. No one must no about free energy. Else, how could you control people by denying them what is needed for life, and then selling it to them at a great price.
It is time to throw out Einstein, and everything built on his work, and glean what we can from the writings of Tesla.
Fortunately, Tesla showed us where he got his information from in this picture.
Tesla is pointing to his mind and holding Boscovich's - A Theory of Natural History.
Showing us where to apply our thought
A book that i have gotten far more out of then any of the modern science books i read in college.