Did Tesla predict the future of technology?

[ReturnofBroccoli]

Ever since I was a little girl I have been interested in the Philadelphia-Experiment. 


Legend says the U.S. Navy tried to make the USS Eldridge invisible in 1943, and it vanished. Some claim Nikola Tesla's electromagnetic theories inspired the experiment, linking him to time travel and teleportation tech.

Remember that Tesla believed that everything in the universe resonates at specific frequencies. He said "If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration" ... and I agree with that.

What do you think? 



I believe that when we leave the body then there is no time, but I am not sure if humans will ever understand why.

Maybe one day we will understand that if we deserve it! 

You need a human body to perceive time as a human perceives
You have no sensory organs, you are unplugged

[ANNEE]

We could have beings that vibrate at such a high frequency that we could not see them living among us.  They could walk around us like we are standing still.  They could survive by taking energy from us, from our aura or the energy leaking from us.  Beings of what we would refer to as energy beings.  They could exist and we would never know they were even here.

Yes. Shadow people. 

Although,  not excluding multiple possibilities.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

That series reminds me what happens when Sitchin and Von Daniken strike back against the logic of Carl Sagan. 

i really like the Idea but how many times can they butcher Sumerian mythology.  Anunnaki means Royal Offspring - NOT "Those from who the Heaven's came," Which was only Sitchins brilliant selective linguistics in The 12th Planet.

Like translating Elohim to mean "The Guardians of the Sky." Screw the real etymology. I have books to sell.

And thats the mindset of Ancient Aliens that kinda kills it for me. 

They take the same liberties with Tesla and the Philidelphia Experiment as they do with using Sitchin.

I think Telsa might have been on the right path to wireless energy, but his version proved impractical for its hazards and power loss. And Ancient Aliens tends to ignore that for speculation and ratings. Truly in the spirit of Zachariah Sitchin..

Orbital solar plants beaming wireless microwave power to earth recievers is on the nearing horizon though.

[Sirius]

We could have beings that vibrate at such a high frequency that we could not see them living among us.  They could walk around us like we are standing still.  They could survive by taking energy from us, from our aura or the energy leaking from us.  Beings of what we would refer to as energy beings.  They could exist and we would never know they were even here.

"You" are definitely not needed in the equation

[Roma]

Tesla was such a fascinating character.  Even today, he would be far ahead of his time.  The one invention that interests me the most is Zero Point Energy.  Let me see if I can explain it the way it was explained to me...

Zero Point Energy, or free energy for all: there is a layer of plasma that surrounds the planet that we can tap into.  Tesla was able to develop the technology that literally was able to produce electricity from the air.  After he died (assassination?) this technology was acquired by a Mr. John Trump.   

So many questions.  Some folks believe that this is what the pyramids in Egypt were used for.  

Anyway, I hope I'm at least close to the mark.  

Cheers.

[Maxmars]

@Roma

When it comes to Zero-point energy... that's the energy combines biggest inevitable threat. 
It's inevitable because "Zero-point" or not, THEIR energy model is already failing as a 'forever growing' revenue source... (probably because they meter it as "property.")

IF - it is reachable... assuming the theory can be experimentally developed,

THEY ARE OUT OF BUSINESS soup to nuts...

The entire revenue-based construct is threatened...
and we will finally recognize energy isn't a commodity... but a right which no-one,
under any contrivance, can simply exploit by standing in between you... and it...

But that is where I stop... I'm an OT magnet.

@IdeomotorPrisoner.

I'm glad you were born and ended up here ....

Most people seem to accept the narratives developed by linguists as if it were automatically an authoritarian source.  (Sadly, it most painfully applies to religious texts as a source of grief and woe to us all.)

My late wife and I wandered Sithcin's interpretation together... (it was just a "check this out" kind of 'hobbyesque' effort...) and it was clear that the problem wasn't within the construct of his narrative... but how it was being used by commerce to 'create a myth' in real time. 

Suddenly they hooked a marketing campaign on a linguistic perspective, which Sitchin happened to agree with... he did not INVENT the idea that the royal family were heavenly... he just ran with it.

Sitchin's narrative is very likely no less 'influenced by personal affectation" as any other... literally ANY other.  I appreciate your insights greatly.  I've said this once before...

The voice you muster... that is very much appreciated and needed here. 

[Roma]

@Maxmars, at the risk of taking this thread OT...you hit on the exact reason why I think he was assassinated.  The 'official' story is that he died of a heart problem but there's a theory out there that he was murdered by a German assassin.  This is probably due to some of the projects he was working on.

Anyway, like I said before, there are so many questions.  Where would we be as a civilization if his inventions were brought to light?

[Maxmars]

Damn I am sorely tempted by this... but it is OT... yes?

It is possible,  in theory at least,  that it was Tesla's penchant for predicting the future that brought the massively deployed hostility to his life.

He was supposed to "use" the knowledge for personal profit...
he said plainly, "That is not how "science" works..."
they refused him his position...

He knew that wires were just conduits, he was interested in energy itself... the whys and hows of it's nature... he focused heavily, I think, on 'fluidity' and vortex dynamics.... and then, one day he was visited... by some reporters... his intelligence was already stunning our celebrity geniuses everywhere.

He had an interruption during that visit... a small turtle dove landed on the windowsill of tiny apartment... they knew each other... he greeted the wild pet/friend warmly, light-hardheartedly... "Look at you! You're so pretty..." or something to that effect... "you're so pretty I would marry you!" He coo'd to his friend...

Next (virally propagated) Headline read something like "Mad scientist wants to marry a bird."

Then the hottest Superman animated comic accompanying feature films featured a new villain with a "death ray".... who looked suspiciously like Tesla...

And that was my "understanding point" - we are never going to be told the truth about anything... we have to find it ourselves...  

.... and of course, .... break-in? stuff's missing? ... oh well...

[LightAngel]

I agree.  This is my belief as well.

I also believe both "off planet beings" and "dimensional beings"  -- have been here/around from the beginning of our world.

I remember when I was a child -- sliding up my wall -- the ceiling disappearing and I was flying around the neighborhood over the rooftops.  If I wanted to see inside a house the roof would just disappear.  I had other astral adventures too.  I had no body unless I projected one.

I love this! 

Did you ever meet some of your "dead" friends or family members in that place?

[LightAngel]

Edit: I just listened to this, and what is being said is thoughts I have had all my life! 

Everybody should listen to this because it is beautiful and full of hope and love.