I feel this is a wonderful piece of art.
And, i understand how most people would view it.
But, if i was actually cornered to say what i feel,
it would start off with everything Tesla did disproves Einstein.
Einstein was a fraud.
A fraud carried out by the organizers of project paper clip.
Thank you very much...
The things about Einstein and Tesla sounds like a faulty conspiracy theory.
When Einstein arrived in the US he hadn't come up with anything for more than thirty years. In the US he was mainly a celebrity and a peace activist drinking beer with Marilyn Monroe, quarrelling with the physicists who supported quantum mechanic and taking long naps. Tesla was just an electrical engineer, so I find it hard to see how he could disprove Einstein.
You can go onto the ThemTubes and see the conspiracy facts that involve what i said about Einstein.
I have even written a few posts about the holes in the Theory of Relativity.
And Tesla was much more than an "just an electrical engineer".
Modern physicists cannot do half of what he dazzled newspaper reporters with. They can't do them, even if they cheated.
So, to continue the conversation i would have to tell you about many things that Tesla wrote about, and then why the ramifications of those are so important.
Basically, it boils down to one believes in the aether, the other one doesn't.
So one of their theory's is correct, the other one's isn't.
I am working on further evidence for Tesla's theories.
I am working on more disproofs of Einstein's theories.
And the reason i am adamant about it is, one path leads to free energy, the other path leads a dead end.
I checked your post about the relativity theory and I think we understand it very differently. Theories are there to be disproved of course so I admire your zeal.
As for Tesla I once had this thought that he never existed. I never heard of him before the internet. And when I finally did he was worshipped in an almost religious way by internet nerds more schooled in old scince fiction films than in science. His good looks and the all too spectacular machinery also points suspiciously towards a constructed identity. He is simply too good to be true. He is like a wonderful dream of free energy for an energy hungry American people.
He was right about AC being the way we got to handle things though.
I would love to here The General Theory of Relativity described in your words. It will help me to better describe it and its flaws in future writings.
The thing that Tesla invented that changed the world was the AC motor.
Of course AC was always better at travelling distances, however, without an AC motor, it was pretty much useless.
Hehe, I guess you will be better of finding some of the internet's many physics nerds for advice.