Nikola Tesla: visionary

[Just MikeParticipant 393]

https://paleofuture.gizmodo.com/why-nikola-tesla-is-an-unlikely-hero-to-mens-rights-act-1661132299

Quite a good read apart from the authors personal views creeping in. Pretty accurate foresight from Tesla tens of decades before the s~~~ really started hitting the fan.

Society: I refuse your stick and carrot. If you try to beat or shame me you'd better take me down first time. If I want smoke blown up my ass I'll buy a cigar and a length of hose.

[Anonymous 1]

The “Bee-Hive” society was quite popular amongst intellectuals of Tesla’s day. Eugenics was a part of that “Scientifically Ordered” Utopia. In reality that turned into the USSR and NAZI Germany.

I’ve always thought that Tesla’s view on society was fairly typical of his time period. Especially, for someone as well read as Nick was.

Yes, I do refer to him as Nick. “St. Nick” the patron saint of Electrical Engineering. Every EE should have a big poster of him over top their work bench. The Greatest of the Great Ones.

I would also recommend reading the “Nikola Tesla Treasury” it has most of his famous Lectures, Demonstrations and his Auto-Biography. You can also use Google Patents and download all of his patents. Including his Wireless “Magnifying Transmitter.”

[Anonymous 3]

Tesla had a brilliant mind. It was reported that he could “see” in his mind a mechanical device, put it in virtual motion, and find out if it was balanced or not.

His intellectual capacity was greater than most experts of his time. When Westinghouse engineers started working with three-phase current they could not make it working, and Tesla had be be called in. They lacked the understanding of the vectorial nature of the design.

Some 60’s engineers had a surprise when they tried to patent a logic gate. Tesla had patented it almost a century before. That and some advanced spread-spectrum technology and encryption systems. Why would Tesla need such things? Because he designed remote controlled boats and remote controlled torpedoes, and presented them at an 1898 Electrical Exhibition.

This goes to say that it was a man capable of seeing into the future, and he could predict the results of the feminist theology that he was witnessing.

[Anonymous 1]

Anonymous wrote:

Some 60’s engineers had a surprise when they tried to patent a logic gate. Tesla had patented it almost a century before. That and some advanced spread-spectrum technology and encryption systems. Why would Tesla need such things? Because he designed remote controlled boats and remote controlled torpedoes, and presented them at an 1898 Electrical Exhibition.

Yes, and I remember when reporters asked Tesla if he was worried about Marconi’s radio. He replied No, because Marconi was using all Tesla patented equipment to build the “Marconi Wireless.” Yet to this day Historians try and dishonor Tesla by claiming Marconi invented the radio, but thats what Historians do best (spread misinformation).

[Just MikeParticipant 393]

Courts ruled that Marconi’s patents were invalid and awarded Tesla the invention of radio.

Apart from learning a bit I liked how the article goes into his views and it’s all presented from a fairly neutral, historical perspective, despite eugenics being a pretty heavy topic. Then the author flips s~~~ on its head like an afterthought and attempts a complete, almost unwarranted smear by comparing Tesla’s quaint, ‘historically accepted’ views to the ‘unbearably oppressive’ mens movements in general. Author doesn’t even dig down into specifics, just pulls the whole ‘men are pure f~~~in’ evil’ card. Well, f~~~ you too.

Getting to the point where good, factual, logical reading…like, it’s not hard to find if you know where to look but all the surface s~~~, the fluff that people actually read, all the readily available and easily accessible stuff that shows up as top Google search or whatever (those hip f~~~ing ‘lifestyle pieces’); there’s an uncomfortable amount of gynocentrism pervading. It’s not even veiled or nuanced anymore, these t~~~s speak as if it’s just fact now. And it may very well be according to the majority of current Western society.

Society: I refuse your stick and carrot. If you try to beat or shame me you'd better take me down first time. If I want smoke blown up my ass I'll buy a cigar and a length of hose.

[MACHOParticipant]

Amazing stuff for a man of his time. He was right on the money. Great topic Just Mike

“Now the soft-voiced gentle woman of my reverent worship has all but vanished,” Tesla told a reporter in 1924. “In her place has come the woman who thinks that her chief success in life lies in making herself as much as possible like man—in dress, voice and actions, in sports and achievements of every kind.

Tesla would go on to explain that women competing with men was one of the greatest tragedies he saw in the world. And that no good would come of it for civilization as a whole.

“The world has experienced many tragedies, but to my mind the greatest tragedy of all is the present economic condition wherein women strive against men, and in many cases actually succeed in usurping their places in the professions and in industry,” the inventor explained in cringe-worthy detail. “This growing tendency of women to overshadow the masculine is a sign of a deteriorating civilization.”

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

[Anonymous 1]

Just Mike wrote:

Then the author flips s~~~ on its head like an afterthought and attempts a complete, almost unwarranted smear by comparing Tesla’s quaint, ‘historically accepted’ views to the ‘unbearably oppressive’ mens movements in general.

Tesla made that famous statement back in the 1920’s, with the “Flappers” and “Suffragettes” back then.

Can you imagine if he saw the purple haired, tattooed, raunchy cum sluts of today?

I think his heart would explode from the horror of seeing it all.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Interesting that to this very day women insist that men are “intimidated” and “fear” man-like competitive women—they simply refuse to accept the fact that we (generally) find mannish women unattractive.

[SolidParticipant 7520]

Tesla and Newton were the biggest geniuses that ever born. Both have a very similar opinion about c~~~s, marriage, and that men must be “free” to be able to pursuit something bigger than the everyday life.

Tesla criticized Edison a lot because he was the typical mangina asshole, capable of any s~~~ just to get more money in a s~~~ idea, instead of getting even more money doing things that were really useful. As Tesla said, from the biggest inventors in the history, a very few of them were married.

C~~~s who criticize him, never will understand that no matter what the f~~~ they do, all c~~~s in the world can stop doing everything right now, and focus on only one thing for the rest of their lives, whatever comes from it NEVER will be as great as how Tesla created a good power distribution system, and yet, this is only one of several of his inventions…

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Solid is right and I don’t know how many of you are aware of this little tid bit; we may never know just how brilliant Tesla really was because many MANY of his inventions/patents are secreted under lock and key by virtue of the federal government.

[Anonymous 1]

PistolPete wrote:

Solid is right and I don’t know how many of you are aware of this little tid bit; we may never know just how brilliant Tesla really was because many MANY of his inventions/patents are secreted under lock and key by virtue of the federal government.

Yes, I’m aware of it. Tesla was robbed post-mortem by the Office of Alien Property. Later inherited by the FBI.

A few years ago, the FBI declassified some of it. I downloaded the notes and read through it. I would say 90% of it had been done over with a black marker. Typical, of the Feds to do this. Sure, they will declassify it, but first they take a big black marker over most it. Completely, worthless at that point.

F~~~ the FEDS!!!

[Anonymous 1]

Solid wrote:

Tesla criticized Edison a lot because he was the typical mangina asshole,

Tesla also criticized Einstein for the same reasons. Einstein and his followers were the death of everything Tesla stood for and believed in.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22584]

Anonymous wrote:

PistolPete wrote:

Solid is right and I don’t know how many of you are aware of this little tid bit; we may never know just how brilliant Tesla really was because many MANY of his inventions/patents are secreted under lock and key by virtue of the federal government.

Yes, I’m aware of it. Tesla was robbed post-mortem by the Office of Alien Property. Later inherited by the FBI.

A few years ago, the FBI declassified some of it. I downloaded the notes and read through it. I would say 90% of it had been done over with a black marker. Typical, of the Feds to do this. Sure, they will declassify it, but first they take a big black marker over most it. Completely, worthless at that point.

F~~~ the FEDS!!!

There needs to be a petition made to politely ask President Trump to fully declassify unredacted Tesla’s documents and notes for the public to see.

President Trump got much of the JFK files released. He would likely do this if this was brought to his attention as a way to advance the sciences in the U.S.

Such an action by President Trump would be pure MAGA.

[DorkShitParticipant 4353]

He was the person that opened up mathematics for me 40 years ago.

Einstein and NASA was my influence and then I checked out a book from the library on Tesla.

He said that if you understand the 3, 6 and 9 it opens everything.

Magnetism, resonance and vibration opens.

In our current society a woman’s resonance does not link numerically anymore. Their harmonics is off.

Their 3 no longer beats with your 6. They think they are the 3 and the 6. Thus, the destruction we see. The result is a single mother. The machine is broken.

How do I know that NASA is fake? Every time I see a woman astronot. I laugh at the numeric jumble of the green screen. One day we will see single mom’s in outer space….

Peace brothers

[CombatRollParticipant 2595]

Ah – yes. We are scum…

“And unfortunately, he’s now being celebrated by some of the scummiest elements of society — people who believe here in the 21st century that men are somehow being oppressed by women.”

[DocParticipant]

Tesla was supreme.

That is why I have him as my avatar.

He had a few flaws but show me someone who hasn’t.

The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape, finding oneself in the ranks of the insane. Marcus Aurelius

[SolidParticipant 7520]

PistolPete wrote:

MANY of his inventions/patents are secreted under lock and key by virtue of the federal government.

I wonder how many problems in our lives could be solved by technology that Tesla invented but never had time to publish.

Anonymous wrote:

Tesla also criticized Einstein for the same reasons. Einstein and his followers were the death of everything Tesla stood for and believed in.

I don’t know about the relationship of them but, Einstein at some point get really mad at his wife, left her, but some time after that they got back together with an “contract” where she won’t bother him with any subject or interrupt his studies, neither have any intimacy with him. Maybe he just realized that his mangina side was keeping him from archive more success that he actually had.

A lot of people call Einstein and all the other theoretical physicists geniuses because they dealt with more abstract concepts. Well, Tesla not only was a pioneer in several subjects, dealt with extreme abstract and complicated ones, but also give the means to bring those subjects to the real world applications.

I don’t know their conflicts but I can imagine that it has something to do with this, one theorized and the other went a step further and bring it to life, is like the older generations being angry at the new ones because they can’t do half what the older generations did, like we talk about millenials because our life was harder and we overcome the adversity, and they can’t just handle a single s~~~…

[SolidParticipant 7520]

Doc wrote:

He had a few flaws but show me someone who hasn’t.

I hate when people try to “disprove” Tesla, by using things that he said, or planned when he was in his death bed, like that “death tower” of his.
He wasn’t perfect, he was f~~~ed over and over again by manginas & society, but hell that guy is an inspiration for anyone in STEM.

Usually those who criticize him, have the same amount of flaws, but never contributed with a single s~~~ to anything.

[SolidParticipant 7520]

CombatRoll wrote:

Ah – yes. We are scum…

“And unfortunately, he’s now being celebrated by some of the scummiest elements of society — people who believe here in the 21st century that men are somehow being oppressed by women.”

Well, they think that we are the scum, we think that they are fools…
This is just a matter of values that we have in life, we are in this forum because we share a common value, the freedom of going our own way.
These people are usually really solipsists, “we are the good guys against the bad guys, and YOU ARE THE BAD GUYS” kind of people, they are those who believe that in a war, there is good and bad, but they ignore that all sides of the war consider themselves the good guys, and consider that other side the bad guys.

The author won’t be able to stand to a argument without using ad hominem or the straw man by trying to make what we say sound ridiculous. This kind of people try to Trash Tesla reputation, while they enjoy all the comfort that his technology brought to our society. But in a thousand years, he will be forgotten by time, his words will be meaningless and he won’t have any good impact on anything, and Tesla, will still being Tesla.

[SolidParticipant 7520]

DorkShit wrote:

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