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Nikola Tesla's influence on the modern world as an inventor, scientist, and engineer is too often overlooked. Tesla harnessed the power of alternating current, developed induction motors, and even experimented with wireless power, yet there is still no museum dedicated to his extensive work in the United States.
Though many of Tesla's ideas and inventions were influential and had a near-immediate effect on the world around him, many more were met with indifference, laughed out of the room, derided in press coverage, or simply ignored. Still, their influence in machines and technology today are tangible, even if they began as self-styled magical toys.
Originally posted by geobro
history has tried to blank this man out ...
Originally posted by geobro
i have spoken to people of all ages and have asked them the name nicola tesla only to see a blank look in their faces .
history has tried to blank this man out and has done a good job of it i cannot help thinking that nicola tesla knew of nathan stubblefields research on earth batterys while he was digging ditches and on geomancy ps it was his birthday the other day and not a word on here
Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
I concur. Don't ever remember him being mentioned even once in school. Maybe I was sick that day???
Originally posted by Shark_Feeder
This thread is screaming for something to add to this discussion....what could it be?
Oh I know. Rap battle!
Couldn't help myself.
Originally posted by sulaw
The man should have his own museum... I'd go...
Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
I concur. Don't ever remember him being mentioned even once in school. Maybe I was sick that day???
Originally posted by alfa1
Originally posted by sulaw
The man should have his own museum... I'd go...
But there _is_ a Tesla Museum.
Or, no, wait, that cant be right, because of the massive coverup it would never be allowed, so obviously its a fake.
Nikola Tesla Museum is located in the central area of Belgrade,