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[wufwugy]

Really?
Nicola Tesla's very well hidden web page

thats some colin powell shit

that i was going to eventually decide on reading

but you said you wanted some questions

[MadMojoMonkey]

thats some colin powell shit

that i was going to eventually decide on reading

but you said you wanted some questions

I'm sorry. I was fall-over tired and I'm coming down with a cold, so my patience was at it's thinnest. I did realize that I phoned that one in, as I stated in a later post. Sorry if I let you down.

There's a lot of mystique around Nicola Tesla. I don't know what his actual contributions to physics are, except that he was jointly nominated for a Nobel Prize along with Edison, that they did not win. I don't know what work they did that attracted the attention of the Nobel committee. The Nobel Prize is awarded for a specific experiment or publication, it's not a lifetime achievement award.

If there is anything that he discovered that is NOT a part of the Standard Model, it would have to be well hidden and secret to the point that you or I would never know about it. I find this unlikely, as he died in 1943, before the rise of computers and the huge advances in the Standard Model over the past 70 years.