Proof?>He refused to believe in radiation, relativity, inverse square law. >He was an aether proponent even after Michelson-Morley experiment.>Besides that he thought that atoms are indivisible.
>>16826229Yes? What's your point? Newton was really into alchemy. Doesn't lessen Newton's accomplishments. That Tesla preferred the company of pigeons to that of women doesn't lessen his accomplishments.
>>16826229"Let's not experiment with any weird stuff." -- every unsuccessful scientist of whom you have never heard
Who gives a shit, you ugly, dysgenic jew?
>>He was an aether proponent even after Michelson-Morley experiment.kys you stupid boomer sheep faggot
>>16826229i feel like everything except perhaps the tesla coil was invented before him and patented to which he responded with the exact same thing that he invented. no variation whatsoever including ferraris' exact same induction engine created two years prior to tesla'sbut the most important invention of his that was actually his doesn't seem to exist amusingly.
>>16826229>He was an aether proponent even after Michelson-Morley experiment.He's right
Tesla was a charlatan.
What did he even do? He didn't publish any research.
>>16826300what were tesla's achievements again?
>>16827277Umm did you even watch The Prestige? He was a genius.
>>16827277Making a shitty transformer and uh, I think he fucked a pigeon..? Yeah he did cum jar with a pigeon.
>>16827277a cool lamp
>>16826301this
>>16827277building a device that can split the earth in half.
>>16826229Read his diary and work sheets, it's available online in Tesla museum in Serbia or whatever country he is from, I don't remember.I've read some ans here's what I learned:- He was busy as fuck engineer and businessman and 90% of his diary is about work and projects, schemes, what to buy, what to build etc.- His math is good, worthy of A-grade graduate, but nothing special.- I doubt he was a scientist. He sometimes did some notes about his experiments but never did systematic observations and focused studies. - Very random guy, all the time relying on his intuition. Which was legit since electricity wasn't known well yet. It's like the modern data scientists relying on intuition and experience while building LLMs.- He liked to group things and form lists using big { sometimes nested. I even copied that style when I was a student.Always read sources bros, it elevates you on the next level of knowledge
>>16827277>what were tesla's achievements again?Introducing 2 phase and 3 phase power lines that become a standard due to the convenience of voltage transform. All the transformers and motors - he build schemes and made calculations for them. Essentially winning competition against Edison.
>>16827844Also invented Tesla Valve and Tesla Turbine. Very productive inventor.Invented Tesla Coil and made shows with it. So he was good at marketing of his products also.
>>16826229yet anotha based takes from Mr. Tesla
And still able to lead the most badass of raptorian charmers! #praisescalegod>pictoiran purpose pre-chemical creature composureBe not a trash rash trim at all eh? This be just the simplest scales m'hearty!
>>16827842What happens when the people who know the most are specifically enlisted in cults that don't write anything down? As in most of human history?
>>16828009Specific mandala effects & truely in another language when itself when>kindakinkKoilinc lude able 's & bad labled sheerly sometimes>fucks given>lightlylifestyle
>>16826229>Michelson-MorleyWill redditor pseuds ever stop citing this? This didn't disprove Aether as a medium at allhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDSrIsvNLsMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HewSdyqbX0U
>>16828429Ken doesn't publish his "scientific" discoveries on arXiv. Because he is pseudoscientific cult leader.
>>16827277wireless power transmission is pretty keen
>>16827844>torturing future generations of electrical engineers with weird math involving "phases" for funOh, so he's a crackpot AND a psychopath. Good to know
>>16827277Being Serbian while having an IQ above 90
>>16826300Newton wasn't that smart either, calculus had been invented at least 5 times before his birth. Almost everything ever invented is just low-hanging fruit that any 120+ IQ could reinvent if given the resources
>>16826229He was a super genius relative to his time with many personal weaknesses because he was human just like the rest of us. We should be thankful for his contributions and celebrate his interesting character traits.
>>16827277Invented Autobots in response to Decepticons
>>16829387Implying him putting about thirty (((counterfeiters))) to death wasn't what I think of as a top accomplishment for him.
