Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)

[silverfish]

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[silverfish]

Me again, with another reminder...

Perhaps it is due to remind everyone that even though Tesla appeared to be altruistic in his endeavors, he did have almost limitless resources available to him for the good part of his inventor's life. The money made from the patents and sale of electrical equipment did finance the research, as well as funding from private parties who were interested to see some of the research out in the World.

Tesla could have anything fabricated as one of his best friends was a Hungarian engineer (former schoolmate I believe), who also was the guy in charge of Tesla's own machine-shop. Beside that, Tesla always had a fairly good laboratory space and equipment at his disposal and was not bogged down by day-to-day non-sense that the rest of us have to put up with (work, bills, life, etc). He could work till the wee hours of the morning and into the next day without interruptions, or not do anything for days on and just contemplate things in his head.

I know that not many of us have that luxury today, and that we are all tinkering here and there to the best of our abilities. Unfortunately, I do not believe we are going to get anywhere either, as I wrote in one of the threads in the Energetic Forum, because we are all hoping that one of us will just "stumble upon" a solution by accident.

And this goes out to Tito, who claims to have something (as in "stumbled upon"). If you indeed do then put it out to the scrutiny of time and the audiences. Only the truth and the facts can withstand that test, while saving it for future generations will do little good if what you have is not true.

Correct. But don't forget that Tesla habitually spent almost every penny of what he earned on further research, like the true scientist that he was. When it became apparent that his Colorado Tower was designed for the ultimate purpose of distributing free electricity, Mr. 'where do you put the meter' JP Morgan pulled the plug and the whole project was demolished, just prior to completion. Consequently we have been deprived of what could have been a revolutionary, epoch-transforming achievement - and don't forget that Tesla's New York laboratory was burned down, a fate he narrowly escaped. If you think this was an 'accident', carry on drinking the kool-aid.
      However, you are right when you say that hoping that someone else will 'stumble on the truth by accident' isn't good enough - we have to do the work ourselves.
      We know that even if someone makes an amazing discovery and puts it out there, they can still be demolished. The work can be obscured or discredited by those trained in the art, the discovery stolen by a ruthless enterpreneur, or the hapless inventor can have an 'accident'. So you have to use your brain, not only so that Pandora opens the magic box, but to make sure what comes out never goes back in again.
      Personally I'm convinced that Tesla unlocked secrets of free energy, just look at the Pierce Arrow car episode - but even then he was having trouble with
his secretary talking, people stealing his work, or the financial rug pulled out from under him, as in the case of Morgan. Perhaps he wanted to talk openly about it, but was instead forced to 'encode' the information in such a way for future researchers to unravel through their own efforts.
      The military, who up until his death dismissed his work, saw fit to steal trunkloads of his documents and claim it for themselves. These were subsequently 'lost in the pipeline' if we are to believe their statements.
       I don't think they were 'lost' at all, they were used for exotic earthquake weapons, and not in the way they should have been, to release the secrets of free energy for the benefit of humanity.
       So when you mention 'funding from private parties who were interested to see some of the research out in the world' let's not forget that these same extremely wealthy 'private parties' have a massive interest in suppressing technology which can set the people free, and have demonstrated their intent over and over again.

[silverfish]

      The people who really screwed over Tesla was Westinghouse Corporation.  Tesla just kept on coming up with bigger and better improvements and Westinghouse pulled the plug.  Imagine being on the board of directors of a corporation that just invested every last dime of stock money it could raise into factories producing ac generators transformers and motors.  They have customers lined up from one end of the Earth to the other.  The head of Research and Development comes in and tells you Tesla has just designed a motionless dynamo.  How fast would you first put a spy in Tesla's lab.  Then how fast would you order a burn down of the lab.  How many moves would you be willing to take to protect the stockholders future acquisition of money and your political carrer inside the corporation pig pile.

Originally, George Westinghouse was Tesla's trusted friend, someone he confided in - and because of this compromised with Westinghouse over royalties when he could have made much more. But money and power creates complications, financial entanglements perhaps overwhelmed Westinghouse's integrity, no doubt the man with a nose resembling an ugly potato with warts, JP Morgan, had a hand in these hidden pressures. A book about Tesla called 'Wizard' by Marc Seifer goes a long way to unravelling the entanglements and corporate influences surrounding Tesla's endeavours and reveals much about the man's eccentricities, his obsessive-compulsive drive, his blind spots, his generosity, and his human failings.
      What the book glosses over and does not go into sufficiently, in my opinion, is Tesla's late research into the ether and radiant electricity.

[baroutologos]

Assuming someones stumbles upon... and takes the courage to tell how he did it. Assuming it can be done relatively easy. Then others just replicate it and tell to others..

Assuming my friends this is the case, THEN i will be scared most. Because i would know that free energy exists for real, and if being surpressed so far, they would not hesitate to storm the apartment of each one of us and throw us to a Guantanamo type jail for the rest of our short lives. Or at best to do our lives miserable.

In any case i just would not dared to claim such thing alone. I would be far safer to be a part of a  global movement even if some economic benefits from my local society could come to me personally for pioneering in this field.

Rushing to a patent office like an idiot will be futile even in thought. Not to mention to make a deal with a big business in the energy field...

[silverfish]

Assuming someones stumbles upon... and takes the courage to tell how he did it. Assuming it can be done relatively easy. Then others just replicate it and tell to others..

Assuming my friends this is the case, THEN i will be scared most. Because i would know that free energy exists for real, and if being surpressed so far, they would not hesitate to storm the apartment of each one of us and throw us to a Guantanamo type jail for the rest of our short lives. Or at best to do our lives miserable.

In any case i just would not dared to claim such thing alone. I would be far safer to be a part of a  global movement even if some economic benefits from my local society could come to me personally for pioneering in this field.

Rushing to a patent office like an idiot will be futile even in thought. Not to mention to make a deal with a big business in the energy field...

You can spend your whole life terrified, and things remain exactly as they are. Who benefits from this situation? the people who want you to be scared and do nothing. There is no 'global movement' to fall back on - there are no particular 'economic benefits' for the free energy 'enterpreneur' - there is no 'big business deal' waiting in the wings. Why? because international corporations are in control, and they don't wan't competition. Who controls them? do your research, and you'll find out.
       What really counts is your passion, your intelligence, and your willingness to commit yourself - that's something money can't buy.