Nikola Tesla

Uh, the US is investing in quantum computing, and we're gonna kind of, you know, break this down a little bit, but this is interesting what Trump said about it, and also bringing up his uncle, which has been...

His uncle has been at the heart of numerous conspiracy theories surrounding Nikola Tesla, because it was his uncle that got access to Tesla's vault after Tesla passed away, allegedly.

But then there's other theories out there that claim Tesla still lived on after that and whatever.

It...

You know, a- anything could be possible.

Nevertheless, Trump's uncle was involved, and if he was involved, he had access to Tesla's files, which probably contained information regarding free energy technology and a number of other things.

So let's listen and hear what Trump had to say.

And it's interesting what he says about Alber- Albert Einstein here.

Yeah, I think we should.

Real quick, there's a, somebody made an interesting comment, headflood25 said, "I think these monoliths popping up across the Earth are military majority installing covert hush-hush Nikola Tesla free energy.

Goes along with all the blue and purple lightning reports.

It's definitely coming with this Earth." So yeah, it could be, it could be, um, it could be free energy devices being installed-

And we're gonna have a cortado, which is more modern espresso and milk.

And we wanna have a conversation, so we're gonna invite Tesla, who should be at that table, along with other luminaries such as, um, Robert Becker and his ideas on the electric body, and more contemporary people like, um, Martin Paul.

And I think, um, uh, uh, Thomas Seyfried also should be at this table, and he can comment on Otto Warburg's ideas on cancer.

So the idea is to get a conversation started, historically sound, but with Chat bringing that to our audience in a conversational style.

The room hasn't changed much, or at least that's how I remember it.

Franklin's there at his desk.

Tesla walks in a bit sharp-eyed, and Becker leans against the table, already listening.

Paul takes a seat, quietly attentive.

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From the Electrical Experimenter, October nineteen nineteen.

As a result of the newest theory that powerful induced currents emanating from the naval radio station in Chicago produced the spark that ignited the Goodyear dirigible airship which plunged in flames through the roof of a bank building in that city, resulting in death for thirteen persons and injury to twenty-seven others, naval communication officers will aid the authorities in fixing responsibility for the disaster.

The pilot he considered competent.

Michael Pupin, Yugoslav, who perfected tuning-in mechanism of radio.

Nikola Tesla, Yugoslav, who made extensive use of electrical power possible.

Vladimir Karapetoff, Armenian, inventor of electrical devices.

Most distinguished physicist on light rays is Albert A. Michelson, German-Jew.

Lubricating cup used on locomotives and marine engines invented by Elijah J. McCoy, Negro.

Discovery of artificial rubber by Father Nieuwland of Notre Dame, Belgian, broke the British hold on rubber.

Induction motors invented by Nikola Tesla, Yugoslav.

Co-discoverer of process for making luminous paints was John Sochacki, Ukrainian.

Michael Pupin, Yugoslav, who perfected tuning-in mechanism of radio.

Nikola Tesla, Yugoslav, who made extensive use of electrical power possible.

Vladimir Karapetoff, Armenian, inventor of electrical devices.

Most distinguished physicist on light rays is Albert A. Michelson, German Jew.

Lubricating cup used on locomotives and marine engines invented by Elijah J. McCoy, Negro.

Discovery of artificial rubber by Father Nieuwland of Notre Dame, Belgian, broke the British hold on rubber.

Induction motors invented by Nikola Tesla, Yugoslav.

Co-discoverer of process for making luminous paints was John Soushki, Ukrainian.

[laughs] Yes.

Uh, this weekend on Long Island, Friday, September 18th, guided tours of Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Lab in Shoreham.

Okay.

Also, September 18th is Taps, Tunes, and Tees at-

Another series of delightful experiments was with electricity.

We verified Tesla's assertion that high currents were utterly harmless by passing 100,000 volts through my body.

As this did not affect me, the current was reduced to 2,500, and I was quickly electrocuted.

This time he ventured so far as to allow me to remain dead, or in a state of suspended vitality, for three days.

Absolutely.

And Nikola Tesla also has some saying, I won't get it exactly right, but it's like if you wanna understand the world, think of it in terms of vibration, energy, frequency.

I can't remember exactly how he said it, but it's the, the same thing.

And so-