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Re: 7.1Hz, how the heck did Tesla succeed?



Original poster: stork <stork@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Matt,

Understanding does not necessarily mean agreeing with or accepting verbatim. Neither does genius imply infallibility:

Aristotle was a genius, but his idea that the brain's function was to cool the blood is wrong.

Yes, Aristotle was a genius. Just so happens the human head radiates a huge amount of heat from the human body. About 30% radiation of total body heat in adults and around 50% in enfants.


DaVinci was a genius, but his muscle-powered flying machines couldn't fly.

Yes, DaVinci was a genius. Human powered flying machines rely only on human muscle power. The Gossamer Albatross was a human-powered aircraft built by Dr Paul B. MacCready. On June 12, 1979 it completed a successful crossing of the English Channel to win the second Kremer prize.



Newton was a genius, but his devotion to alchemy was misguided.

Yes, Newton was a genius. Modern accelerators commonly and almost effortlessly produce new and different elements and isotopes every day.


Tesla was a genius, but his beliefs about the Aether were wrong.

Yes, Tesla was a genius. Do you really expect us to trust your false examples and faulty logic?


stork