Many people, who do not know, will think this a trick question, or a false dichotomy.
However, this question means everything to science. Everything to our future.
One way leads to science becoming stagnant, lost in a spiral of death, as everything becomes more and more complex to maintain the old narrative. The other way leads to a bright future where science is actually easy to comprehend, and many useful inventions are made directly from comprehending the science.
Right now, our science books talk about one, and does their best to ignore the other. So, it is not a stretch to say that one should be foremost in the text, and the other nearly forgotten. But, has modern materialistic science made the correct choice?
| Nikola Tesla | Albert Einstein |
|---|---|
| Invented the AC motor | Came up with the Theory of relativity |
| Electrified the world with AC power | E=mc² |
| Invented wireless communication | Invented the atomic bomb (maybe) |
| Invented robotics | Invented a refrigerator |
| Invented a very efficient turbine | |
| Invented a flying machine | |
| Invented wireless transmission of energy |
Basically Tesla has pioneered everything we call modern in our modern world.
And Einstein has brought to us, a bomb, and a refrigerator design (maybe) that never went anywhere.
Einstein's theories
Tesla called Einstein a "Fuzzy haired crackpot"
And you will see why, shortly.
This all starts with Newton's theory of gravity being based on mass. Which, sorta works to describe the orbits of the planets around the sun.
This didn't work out for all the planets. (Darn Mercury, with his winged sandals.)
So, Einstein came up with a theory where space was curved, (by mass) and this is what cause the planets to orbit as they did. (and required the speed of light to be fixed, so that all referential planes to light are the same…)
And there is a lot of mathemagics and other conjurations… and the whole thing is bollocks.
- The speed of light has been found to change over time
- The speed of light has been exceeded in a benchtop experiment
- relativity only works to 96% to predict the orbit of Mercury. A new theory of equal areas in equal time modelled in 3 dimension predicts the orbit of Mercury to 99.9999%
- Time contraction is more a result of Lorentz Contraction
- The galaxy spins as one, as if all its stars are glued to a plate. So, there is obviously some other force spinning the galaxy around (but, to keep Einstein and Newton, science has come up with dark matter) Relativity does not/ cannot apply here.
Basically, everything that supported Einstein's theories have been shown better explained elsewise.
And, since the speed of light is not a limit, the theory of relativity is disproven.
The real Einstein
If you really look into Einstein, there isn't much other conclusion you can reach, except that he was a psyop.
Everything he is credited with was plagiarized or stolen. Everything.
The theory of relativity was by someone else, in papers discarded long ago.
The math was done by his wife, until she divorced.
(Then he married his young cousin.)
E=mc² seems to work when tearing apart things, but you can't use energy to create things.
(and it seems that thoughts create matter)
Relativity required that the speed of light to be fixed, and the ultimate speed. However, neither of these are true.
Relativity vs Quantum Physics was a big thing.
Einstein insisted that there can't be "spooky action at a distance", now physicists have created matter that is entangled, or at more than one place at the same time.
Basically, if you discard Einstein from science books, there will be nothing real missing.
Tesla's "science"
Tesla was displeased with academia. He said that these scientists make up mathematical models in their heads, and never apply them to reality.
To Tesla, the universe is frequency and vibration. (forces that are reduced to one number/one dimension in modern physics
Tesla created hundred of inventions and got many, many patents.
Tesla made 100 foot long lightning arcs, on command for the newspaper men. Something modern physicists cannot do currently. (and they call him a con artist)
We owe so much to Tesla's inventiveness. Our entire modern society is thanks to him. But, what really should be followed is how he thought about the universe. How he interacted with the aether. How he described electricity flowing. (no electrons here) He described how electricity behaved in Tesla Coil as if it had a life force, flowing from side to side like a sticky gel.
If we followed in the foot steps of Tesla, we would be far more advanced now. (we couldn't because already the materialists had taken over academia and basically made it so no one could understand Tesla's works by making formulas that made it "impossible" (like inverse cube law for wireless power distribution.))
So, imho, we will have to go back to before Einstein, and rebuild our understanding of physics.
The Einstein psyop was fun, but now it is time to get back to real work, and make things that power humanity.
We need to give up silly ideas about the speed of light being fixed, and actually start measuring it and understanding why it changes.
And we really, really need to stop believing in academia, and start believing in experimentation, and accurate reporting and sharing of that information.
Like lifters. Which modern materialistic science is saying is lifting based on a wind of "particles" (that can't be found) lifting it. Instead of accepting that we live in an electric universe, and gravity can be upset by voltage.
