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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 7:02:24 AM   
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EVERYTHING TELSA, UNLIKE SHITENSTEIN, everything tesla did was EMPIRICAL, do you even have ne fucking clue what that means?

No you do not. It means if you build ANYTHING TESLA DESIGNED EXACTLY THE WAY HE DESIGNED IT, IT WILL WORK.

Don't know who shitenstein is, but empirical does not mean what you say it means here.
If you mean Einstein, all his work was empirical.


there is no such thing as curved space, "C" is NOT a constant.



Curved space is a fact, and who said c was a constant?  Unless C is not a misspelling of yours, we are speaking of speed of light which is the miniscule c, or is the majuscule C a symbol for something else?

We know common air slows it by around 40 mph, water considerably more.... 

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 8:25:24 AM   
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No one has answered it or even tried to answer it. typical trougher drama queen lying. (well except me, and its in the thread and even though I gave you the answer you still cant figure it out.) unfucking bareabable

Yeah, you gave me answers I can't figure out apparently, meanwhile I patiently taught you a good deal about the basics of science, something you still haven't thanked me for.

BTW if you are still claiming that Tesla wasn't talking about Longitudinal EMR wrong as usual I never made any such claim, so do you still beat your wife?
then please see this answer http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=4148843 -

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it does not radiate like the stuff we use now. it does nothing to damagre anything.



When Tesla said his global transmission system used the "diametrical opposite of a transmitting circuit typical of telegraphy by Hertzian or electromagnetic radiations." - he was not saying his system did not use any form of electromagnetic radiation whatsoever but rather that they were not Hertzian waves which are defined as transverse electromagnetic waves. He was purposing a new kind of non-Hertzian electromagnetic wave.

WOW! nonhertzian? whoda thunk it huh? Geezus thanks! electromagnetic radiation is hertzian.

how can it "radiate" with no magnetic component. LOL


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the TMT is a telluric tranmitter not through the air!

One more reason it is so safe, no transverse radiation from it like all that crap you have hanging from your ears now that causes mutations.

That was the whole fucking point http://www.teslaenergy.org/intro4.html - an efficient form of electromagnetic energy.

Similar answers have been given already but you still copy and paste that Tesla quote. You manage that amazing combination of being simultaneously dense and dishonest.


So that makes you dense and dishonest, nothing more fun that watching you chop off yer own dick

Yes I have consistantly corrected your mistakes and you have repeatedly and continue to parrot those corrections back. but yer lernin



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More of R0's copy and paste horseshit that he keeps pulling when a thread isn't going his way. The experiments were explained by static electricity as is very fucking well known.

wrong as usual

Its very well known Tesla's AC system was more efficient at the transmission of electricity than the competing DC system. Thats partly why it won out.

wrong as usual


Don't be concerned about my convenience. I already read your post because I replied to it. I direct you to the initial sentence re. static electricity. None of your videos prove anything that isn't already accepted. Neither do they indicate such a thing as free energy or long distance energy transmission, when you dishonestly try to make out that they do.





you come along kicking, screaming, and and look like a complete idiot which is sort of entertaining in a sadistic sort of way but hey if thats your definition of teaching me, great, I dont know what we would do without you.


and your beat goes on



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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 8:28:34 AM   
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EVERYTHING TELSA, UNLIKE SHITENSTEIN, everything tesla did was EMPIRICAL, do you even have ne fucking clue what that means?

No you do not. It means if you build ANYTHING TESLA DESIGNED EXACTLY THE WAY HE DESIGNED IT, IT WILL WORK.

Don't know who shitenstein is, but empirical does not mean what you say it means here.
If you mean Einstein, all his work was empirical.


there is no such thing as curved space, "C" is NOT a constant.



Curved space is a fact, and who said c was a constant?  Unless C is not a misspelling of yours, we are speaking of speed of light which is the miniscule c, or is the majuscule C a symbol for something else?

We know common air slows it by around 40 mph, water considerably more.... 



no its not a fact and c is not a constant even in what your ilk call a vacuum, no such thing of course.

If you think you got facts we are all ears.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 9:04:34 AM   
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WTF?  Get the fur out of your fucking ears, c is not constant, why argue as if someone said it is.  Nobody in the world has said it is constant ever that isn't of Newtons age.

Space is curved.

If you got facts that c is constant or space is linear, we are all ears. You may start with the inside of a basketball..........begin

BTW, curved is a poor choice of words, not smooth and flat, it has many aberrations.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 10:51:45 AM   
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its a mathematical model and has nothing to do with reality, thats what happens when you get 2 theoretical physicists in the same room at the same time.

then we agree that c is not constant in what you would call a vacuum.




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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 11:19:16 AM   
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To the first, wrong, gravity, mass, speed, velocity, angular momentum is all pretty fuckin real. As is the aberrations (ripples if you will) in our space.

To the second, no.  in vacuo (not in a vacuum, thats a misnomer, even einstien has said that many many years ago, there is no such thing in our universe as truely empty space) it is constant, under the same circumstances of in vacuo. it is also constant (but not full speed) under many conditions even in some gravity fields with or without mass contained within.


And it is because of this in real space-time that we find time is not constant.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 12:00:52 PM   
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no they are not one in the same and there is no abberation in space. A planet, its mass, gravity, (forces et al) act upon a an object differently when in proximity and did not change space.

If you think it changes space itself be my guest.


the speed of c is not constant in a vacuo either, another fail

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 1:23:21 PM   
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No one has answered it or even tried to answer it. typical trougher drama queen lying. (well except me, and its in the thread and even though I gave you the answer you still cant figure it out.) unfucking bareabable

Yeah, you gave me answers I can't figure out apparently, meanwhile I patiently taught you a good deal about the basics of science, something you still haven't thanked me for.

BTW if you are still claiming that Tesla wasn't talking about Longitudinal EMR then please see this answer http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=4148843 - wrong as usual I never made any such claim, so do you still beat your wife?

You most certainly did repeatedly you lying sack, such as with your reddened text of two Tesla quotes here http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=4148580

You're a cheap little bitch suggesting I'm a wife-beater aren't you?

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 1:34:12 PM   
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Not only that but with a monkey tub girl, pictures of a discredited Meyl, the guy who made the video he cited as proof telling him he was full of shit and repeated pictures of a bulb luminating and rabid hand and facial gestures, he has with great aplomb told us that the electromagnetic spectrum is incoherent, willy nilly, unordered,  and not subject to physical law and that what you can plainly see with your own eyes, and as the world views it is incorrect, however it may seem to us, who transmit power, use satellites, watch tv, change velocity of unmanned explorers by using curved space and variable time, know why the outer envelope of our universe cannot be a pure void, have actual empirical data and empirical commercial models, are full of shit, and he does this without empirics, in data or working models.

Thats a real fuckin class act. 

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 1:46:55 PM   
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it does not radiate like the stuff we use now. it does nothing to damagre anything.
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What a fucking retarded thing to say about something that hasn't even been shown to truly exist yet. Thats R0, a fucking expert at things not yet even divined!

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When Tesla said his global transmission system used the "diametrical opposite of a transmitting circuit typical of telegraphy by Hertzian or electromagnetic radiations." - he was not saying his system did not use any form of electromagnetic radiation whatsoever but rather that they were not Hertzian waves which are defined as transverse electromagnetic waves. He was purposing a new kind of non-Hertzian electromagnetic wave.

WOW! nonhertzian? whoda thunk it huh? Geezus thanks! electromagnetic radiation is hertzian.

how can it "radiate" with no magnetic component. LOL

This is more of your goal-post changing strawmanning bullshit. I destroyed your claim that Tesla's waves were not electro-magnetic longitudinal waves. You didn't even understand the distinction between electro-magnetic waves and material waves in the first place. Tesla makes it fucking clear they are electro-magnetic longitudinal waves he utilised, which is why Meyl was seeking to prove the very same. They are non-Hertzian in the sense of being longitudinal rather than transverse. That is why they are "non-Hertzian".

A thing radiating means it is emitting outward http://www.thefreedictionary.com/radiating just as material waves do. Thus a thing does not have to be magnetic to "radiate".

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 2:00:59 PM   
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the TMT is a telluric tranmitter not through the air!

One more reason it is so safe, no transverse radiation from it like all that crap you have hanging from your ears now that causes mutations.

That was the whole fucking point http://www.teslaenergy.org/intro4.html - an efficient form of electromagnetic energy.

Similar answers have been given already but you still copy and paste that Tesla quote. You manage that amazing combination of being simultaneously dense and dishonest.


So that makes you dense and dishonest, nothing more fun that watching you chop off yer own dick

Yes I have consistantly corrected your mistakes and you have repeatedly and continue to parrot those corrections back. but yer lernin
Well the above is another tick of your dishonesty traits graph for repeatedly digging up ancient posts that were already responded to at length, whilst ignoring those responses.

I never fucking claimed in the above comment that Tesla's system was Telluric or not so its yet another lying sack of Real0ne strawman.

You were the one claiming it was exclusively telluric at the time. http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=4118118 which I corrected you over. If anyone's learning basics here its you.

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nice post!

too bad they do not know shit about what they are talking about!

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In 1901, Nikola Tesla began work on a global system of giant towers meant to relay through the air not only news,


the TMT is a telluric tranmitter not through the air


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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 2:16:12 PM   
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Its about time you learn how to fucking quote properly, how many years have you been on this forum for, and you leave others to mop up the shit you spew?
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Its very well known Tesla's AC system was more efficient at the transmission of electricity than the competing DC system. Thats partly why it won out.

wrong as usual

Nice fucking refutation, just like PAHunk writing "WRONG" Again you are digging out old posts that were addressed a fucking month ago when you can't reply to my current ones.

You were the one making the lying claim that I was now agreeing with you about Tesla's AC system just a few posts back. You can't even trace your own lying muck can you?
http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=4148580
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His AC system won out over the DC equivalent due to the prior invention of the transformer, which allowed high voltage low current AC transmission lines to go great distances. Finally you concede to that one 100 posts after I crammed it down your throat, well hang around more to come.

There we all go, defacto proof yet again that you are a complete strawmanning liar.

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you come along kicking, screaming, and and look like a complete idiot which is sort of entertaining in a sadistic sort of way but hey if thats your definition of teaching me, great, I dont know what we would do without you.

Another senseless answer. AT least you could try a little harder with the insults. The only one on here kicking and screaming is you because you cannot bear having your precious fantasies tarnished in any way. Well I'm taking a great deal of pleasure in holding up the bullshit mirror to your posts, and will keep doing so for the next 24 pages at least!

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 2:29:39 PM   
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I mean everybody knows that tesla coils are at the heart of every TV, computer and cell phone made nowadays right?  (I am not being facetious).  They are great at radio.....not so much at lighting 4 lightbulbs 26 miles away, though there is some thought they can do 3.....

LOL. 

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 3:21:54 PM   
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I assume you mean the crystal receivers are brought into phase. However, the aerials are very different. One features a standard aerial near a window. The other is a tesla coil, the signal going through a completely different electrical mechanism. I don't know if this difference could cause a phase shift but it at least seems like a possibility.


It's not a possibility in this case, due to the fact they are brought into phase. Both receivers are tuned to be perfectly in phase with the same test signal, then the test signal is replaced with the radio signal. The only way to make them appear to be out of phase at that point is either to be receiving a different signal on each one, or to retune one of the receivers slightly. Since the identical signal is confirmed through being the same radio station in terms of audio output, and neither of the receivers have been retuned since being brought into phase, then any measured phase or time difference is due to the whole subject that's being investigated. So this is very simple and straight forward stuff, nothing complicated involved or required at all.

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I agree that energy derived from wind, water or sun can be deemed "free" but you would of course know the investment required to harness it and maintain it is immense. It isn't quite the same as the concept of free-energy technology which requires little or no energy input (or in some cases no investment) as was discussed on here before you were about.

My point is that Tesla was aware of the pre-existing technology, and aware that it wasn't free. He didn't seem to be proposing some sort of co-operative social project that could allow a community to tap into these technologies but rather a technology that provided freer energy than was previously available.


I would say that "no investment" is an absolute impossibility, because the inventor has to buy the materials to build it. Money being a made up human concept having no real value or meaning in the rest of the universe, it can potentially be done without costing anything in the normal sense. However, the inventor has to invest his time/life, however you want to view it, in order to bring it about, in other words someone has to do something to make it a reality, so it always costs someone in some form. The unfortunate thing is that the masses who would benefit from any advancements don't care.

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I think you are getting into some philosophical territory here. There might need to be some sort of social contract where the people of a society pay for the technology. I suppose the closest today is government owned utilities but again they cost a vast amount to develop and maintain. Taxes go into them and still people have to pay their bills for said utility. I feel that doesn't lend credence to the theory you advance over what Tesla was talking about. You culd retort that companies would have been mostly private in Tesla's time, and that would be true but again he wouldn't be any stranger to what was truly involved in harnessing naturally available technologies like water to drive turbines etc. YMMV as always!


Government owned things is asking for trouble, they don't give receipts. You'd be funding someone's dog's ensuite maid cleaning services before you know it. I mean for example that if you paid for the construction of a power station, then you don't need to pay bills any more. Rather than private organisations, or governments, the people who use the power can pay to build it. That might sound like a crazy and expensive idea, but you're going to pay for it in the end anyway, plus interest.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 4:04:24 PM   
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Is there by any chance a complete version available that you know of?


http://books.google.co.uk/books/about/Nikola_Tesla_on_his_work_with_alternatin.html?id=KRg9HWakBmQC&redir_esc=y

That's the most I found, some is missing. I bought a hard copy for the whole thing with clearer images etc.

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It would depend on the freq. can spin a radius around the transmitter and each receiver could be on any side of the transmitter and get totally accurate results as long as they are the same radial distance from the transmitter.

If across the room, one is closer and the other farther, at a high freq would make a difference.


Distance between coil and antenna = 3 metres approx
Time taken to travel 3 metres at light speed = 10.00692286ns

Transmitter distance = 84780 metres
Frequency = 882000 cycles/sec
Hertzian journey time = 282.7956399µS
Telluric journey time = 282.431751µS
Time difference = -0.363888889µS
= -363.888889ns

Based on Hertzian velocity = 299792458 metres/sec
Telluric velocity average = 300178714.7 metres/sec
Ratio = 1.001288414

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 5:44:09 PM   
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I assume you mean the crystal receivers are brought into phase. However, the aerials are very different. One features a standard aerial near a window. The other is a tesla coil, the signal going through a completely different electrical mechanism. I don't know if this difference could cause a phase shift but it at least seems like a possibility.

It's not a possibility in this case, due to the fact they are brought into phase. Both receivers are tuned to be perfectly in phase with the same test signal, then the test signal is replaced with the radio signal. The only way to make them appear to be out of phase at that point is either to be receiving a different signal on each one, or to retune one of the receivers slightly. Since the identical signal is confirmed through being the same radio station in terms of audio output, and neither of the receivers have been retuned since being brought into phase, then any measured phase or time difference is due to the whole subject that's being investigated. So this is very simple and straight forward stuff, nothing complicated involved or required at all.

I appreciate the receivers are in phase but my point was with regard to the aerials inputting said recievers being very different devices.

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I agree that energy derived from wind, water or sun can be deemed "free" but you would of course know the investment required to harness it and maintain it is immense. It isn't quite the same as the concept of free-energy technology which requires little or no energy input (or in some cases no investment) as was discussed on here before you were about.

My point is that Tesla was aware of the pre-existing technology, and aware that it wasn't free. He didn't seem to be proposing some sort of co-operative social project that could allow a community to tap into these technologies but rather a technology that provided freer energy than was previously available.

I would say that "no investment" is an absolute impossibility, because the inventor has to buy the materials to build it. Money being a made up human concept having no real value or meaning in the rest of the universe, it can potentially be done without costing anything in the normal sense. However, the inventor has to invest his time/life, however you want to view it, in order to bring it about, in other words someone has to do something to make it a reality, so it always costs someone in some form. The unfortunate thing is that the masses who would benefit from any advancements don't care.

Money may well be a human concept but the notion of quid pro quo may be a more universal concept. Even if money was taken out of the equation there seems to be a cost such as the inventor who sacrifices his time and energy for others, as you say. Seems there never was such a thing as a free lunch...

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I think you are getting into some philosophical territory here. There might need to be some sort of social contract where the people of a society pay for the technology. I suppose the closest today is government owned utilities but again they cost a vast amount to develop and maintain. Taxes go into them and still people have to pay their bills for said utility. I feel that doesn't lend credence to the theory you advance over what Tesla was talking about. You culd retort that companies would have been mostly private in Tesla's time, and that would be true but again he wouldn't be any stranger to what was truly involved in harnessing naturally available technologies like water to drive turbines etc. YMMV as always!

Government owned things is asking for trouble, they don't give receipts. You'd be funding someone's dog's ensuite maid cleaning services before you know it. I mean for example that if you paid for the construction of a power station, then you don't need to pay bills any more. Rather than private organisations, or governments, the people who use the power can pay to build it. That might sound like a crazy and expensive idea, but you're going to pay for it in the end anyway, plus interest.

I agree corruption is an issue but governments are there to represent the societies that elect them. If not them then who else - perhaps some sort of proxy board like a local council but they are even more rotten because whenever money changes hands (even amongst fellow investors) there is going to be issues. Its not just about building the device however but transporting all that energy with infastructure and maintaining said devices. Then there is the issue of who is entitled to use the power, say if newbies move to an area.

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 5:49:54 PM   
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I mean everybody knows that tesla coils are at the heart of every TV, computer and cell phone made nowadays right?  (I am not being facetious).  They are great at radio.....not so much at lighting 4 lightbulbs 26 miles away, though there is some thought they can do 3.....

LOL. 

I thought this was an excellent synopsis of Mr. Tesla, an inventor of imaginative genius, the very qualities that brought him success ironically also leading to his regretable downfall:

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The peak of Tesla's career came in his early 30s, when he sold his alternating-current patents to George Westinghouse for big bucks. (He later got cuffed out of part of it.) He also did pioneering work in radio and other fields. But thereafter he frittered away his genius and hundreds of thousands of dollars of other people's money on one hairbrained scheme after another. Broadcast power was one such idea.

You considerably overstate the success of this project. Tesla did build a giant Tesla coil in Colorado Springs in an effort to broadcast power across the globe. The coil could generate extremely high voltages and emit huge lightning-like sparks from a big copper ball atop a tall tower. Tesla's idea was that the earth was aquiver with electrical energy, like a taut violin string. If one plucked the string at any point, the vibrations would be transmitted throughout its length. Same with the globe. The giant coil was to be Tesla's bow.

In his first test of the coil Tesla burned out a generator at the Colorado Springs electric plant. Later there were reports that he managed to light 200 incandescent bulbs at a distance of 26 miles. But this was never confirmed and it is damned hard to believe. (Tesla coils, in my experience, can illuminate fluorescent bulbs, but usually at a distance of only a few feet.) Tesla never published a thorough description of his work and electrical engineers scratch their heads when told of his ideas today. Even if the thing worked it's hard to see how you'd avoid wasting huge amounts of energy.

Tesla later moved his operations to Long Island. With $150,000 from J.P. Morgan, he set about building an even larger coil. But the machine was never completed and in 1905 the project was abandoned. Virtually everything he worked on after this time met with a similar fate. By the 1930s he was reduced to making wild pronouncements about death rays and feeding the pigeons near his hotel room. He died alone in 1943.

Many people excuse Tesla's failures by saying he was too far ahead of his time. I doubt it. His understanding of the medium in which he worked was primitive. He refused to accept the complex nature of the atom and for years denied Einstein's theories. His problems arose largely from the fact that he was an eccentric who was unable to work with (and consequently to learn from) other people, and the increasing unreality of his ideas shows it. Broadcast power is Exhibit A.
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/934/whats-up-with-broadcast-power

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/21/2012 6:15:16 PM   
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Not only that but with a monkey tub girl, pictures of a discredited Meyl, the guy who made the video he cited as proof telling him he was full of shit and repeated pictures of a bulb luminating and rabid hand and facial gestures, he has with great aplomb told us that the electromagnetic spectrum is incoherent, willy nilly, unordered,  and not subject to physical law and that what you can plainly see with your own eyes, and as the world views it is incorrect, however it may seem to us, who transmit power, use satellites, watch tv, change velocity of unmanned explorers by using curved space and variable time, know why the outer envelope of our universe cannot be a pure void, have actual empirical data and empirical commercial models, are full of shit, and he does this without empirics, in data or working models.

Thats a real fuckin class act. 

A class act indeed! It was more than a wee bit ironic how Real0ne took sides against Meyl, who he had cited as defacto proof that Tesla's innovation works.

Real0ne claims science has been held back by "gubmafias". Of course by trends in science fiction we were able to meet our "maker" in 2001 and drink martinis on Mars in 2010. Maybe the ramblings of second rate writers of sci-fi is what he bases his assertions on? Indeed its not coincidental Tesla isloved by the sci-fi fraternity, and features quite often in comics. BTW Real0ne often exclaims "LMAO", thus leading to the query: is Real0ne's ass actually lose, physically malformed because said appendage falls off everytime he laughs? If thats it then we should all power up our telluric Tesla transmitters to send theraputic Tesla rays so the ozone will aid Real0ne's recovery. Never let it be said I hold a grudge!

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/22/2012 6:31:29 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail
Not only that but with a monkey tub girl, pictures of a discredited Meyl, the guy who made the video he cited as proof telling him he was full of shit and repeated pictures of a bulb luminating and rabid hand and facial gestures, he has with great aplomb told us that the electromagnetic spectrum is incoherent, willy nilly, unordered,  and not subject to physical law and that what you can plainly see with your own eyes, and as the world views it is incorrect, however it may seem to us, who transmit power, use satellites, watch tv, change velocity of unmanned explorers by using curved space and variable time, know why the outer envelope of our universe cannot be a pure void, have actual empirical data and empirical commercial models, are full of shit, and he does this without empirics, in data or working models.

Thats a real fuckin class act. 

A class act indeed! It was more than a wee bit ironic how Real0ne took sides against Meyl, who he had cited as defacto proof that Tesla's innovation works.

Real0ne claims science has been held back by "gubmafias". Of course by trends in science fiction we were able to meet our "maker" in 2001 and drink martinis on Mars in 2010. Maybe the ramblings of second rate writers of sci-fi is what he bases his assertions on? Indeed its not coincidental Tesla isloved by the sci-fi fraternity, and features quite often in comics. BTW Real0ne often exclaims "LMAO", thus leading to the query: is Real0ne's ass actually lose, physically malformed because said appendage falls off everytime he laughs? If thats it then we should all power up our telluric Tesla transmitters to send theraputic Tesla rays so the ozone will aid Real0ne's recovery. Never let it be said I hold a grudge!



Its not a claim its a fact that troughers will never admit.





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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/22/2012 6:40:12 AM   
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The peak of Tesla's career came in his early 30s, when he sold his alternating-current patents to George Westinghouse for big bucks. (He later got cuffed out of part of it.) He also did pioneering work in radio and other fields. But thereafter he frittered away his genius and hundreds of thousands of dollars of other people's money on one hairbrained scheme after another. Broadcast power was one such idea.

You considerably overstate the success of this project. Tesla did build a giant Tesla coil in Colorado Springs in an effort to broadcast power across the globe. The coil could generate extremely high voltages and emit huge lightning-like sparks from a big copper ball atop a tall tower. Tesla's idea was that the earth was aquiver with electrical energy, like a taut violin string. If one plucked the string at any point, the vibrations would be transmitted throughout its length. Same with the globe. The giant coil was to be Tesla's bow.

In his first test of the coil Tesla burned out a generator at the Colorado Springs electric plant. Later there were reports that he managed to light 200 incandescent bulbs at a distance of 26 miles. But this was never confirmed and it is damned hard to believe. (Tesla coils, in my experience, can illuminate fluorescent bulbs, but usually at a distance of only a few feet.) Tesla never published a thorough description of his work and electrical engineers scratch their heads when told of his ideas today. Even if the thing worked it's hard to see how you'd avoid wasting huge amounts of energy.

Tesla later moved his operations to Long Island. With $150,000 from J.P. Morgan, he set about building an even larger coil. But the machine was never completed and in 1905 the project was abandoned. Virtually everything he worked on after this time met with a similar fate. By the 1930s he was reduced to making wild pronouncements about death rays and feeding the pigeons near his hotel room. He died alone in 1943.

Many people excuse Tesla's failures by saying he was too far ahead of his time. I doubt it. His understanding of the medium in which he worked was primitive. He refused to accept the complex nature of the atom and for years denied Einstein's theories. His problems arose largely from the fact that he was an eccentric who was unable to work with (and consequently to learn from) other people, and the increasing unreality of his ideas shows it. Broadcast power is Exhibit A.
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/934/whats-up-with-broadcast-power







He was forced out and if you think you cant nuke someone with a ray look at modern weapons, think its time to pull the head out yer ass yet?



another DODGE and more spin

ANYTHING TO AVOID RESPONDING TO THE CHALLENGE
YOU HAVE NO CLUE WHY THE GUY IS NOT GETTING ELECTROCUTED
WITH TESLAS NEW ELECTRICITY






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