Tesla, Weapons and the *political implications

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i came across this notebook.. it seems to someone who could grasp it, it would open up a new way of seeing things https://www.scribd.com/document/324851878/Absolute-Manifestation-Expression-the-Ocean-Lives-Within-the-Drop

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have (((they))) subverted the maths so much we have lost the true meaning? there seems to be a number code imprinted in most of the religions..

>>19068186
as a duty to my flag i also have to mention edvards liedskalnins and his coral castle.. this is the real knowledge both him and tesla had tapped into

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Check this CIA doc about frequencies / vibration used in the Monroe method of meditation & mind expansion:

https://ia600407.us.archive.org/6/items/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.pdf

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https://vault.fbi.gov/nikola-tesla

http://blog.world-mysteries.com/science/why-did-tesla-say-that-369-was-the-key-to-the-universe/

https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/tesla/lostjournals/lostjournals.htm#Contents

>>19068185
I don't think the true meaning of math involved pretending modern English words are numbers.

Seems like real math goes back to Egypt and Greece as they invented early Calculus, early number theory, mathematical proofs, etc.

This thread needs to blow the fuck up.

>>>/x/

>>19068188
reading now, thanks

>>19068192
go fuckyourself

>>19068190
Invented or discovered?

>>19068194
either verb works

>>19068195
Fair enough

>>19068194
>>19068195
just an example of ''modern'' maths. you think 10x0=0? how could this be? you have ten apples and if you multiply with ''nothing'' you still have 10 apples left. also division.. in nature i think there is only multiplication, no division

>>19068182
the political implications of his work are irrelevant, you can literally split the planet in half cell division style with the right high energy pulse wave, his whole deal was "end war altogether".

>/x/
nigga you wouldn't be posting without tesla.

>>19068197
That example is 10+0, if you have zero sets of ten apples you have nothing.

>>19068199
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAyMiwnvr98

>/x/
Some new age bullshit

>>19068200
I'm glad you liked the Matrix movies but that's meaningless and irrelevant.

You can't handle elementary school level multiplication.

>>19068202
im glad you had a look at the video lol

>>19068203
At least I learned that midichlorians were nanobots the whole time!

>>19068201
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zy3-FdlS8EM

i wonder what he would respond to you

>>19068182
Sage and reported, kys you proxy scum

>>19068204
maybe its bogdabots! lol.. there must be some truth there mixed in with some bs..

>>19068206
bljeg zyrga galvas go to maxima and get off pol

>>19068207
Gerai, kartupeli

>>19068197
Maybe think of it differently. It is "10 x 0". If you say it out loud, literally read it, it reads as:
>ten times by zero
Which means you're taking the number ten not once (giving you ten), but zero times--you're never using it.
How many times? Zero times; never.

>>19068182
Love Tesla. look into vortex math and the 9 code

>>19068182
You are retarded.

What Tesla is describing are the EIGENFREQUENCIES of a system a VERY well studied phenomenon.

>>19068185
No.

>>19068197
You are retarded. 10*0=0 is true by the definition of multiplication, more importantly the reals form a field...
>there is only multiplication, no division
dumbest thing I have read today. Math is not found in nature. Math can provide a model for nature, it is not nature itself.

>>19068205
Reproduce the results and then we'll talk

>beam me up Ivan.

>>19068197
There us no multiplication and division in nature. Thouse are concepts humans invented to understand the world. You got it other way around it.

>>19068182
I think I know how to make his death ray.

Honest.

The secret is in his x-ray tube experiments.

>>19068211
correct. but im surprised you bothered to correct him.

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>>19068182
The "Map to Multiplication" was not created by Tesla. It was made by Joey Grether and missattributed to Tesla by him.

Here is his explanation http://mobaction.com/hoaxing-the-12x-spiral-and-tesla/

This chart is interesting and a good way to spark interest. However the missattribution to Tesla is planting a seed of doubt. There are now thousands of pages on the net which propagate that Tesla is the author.

>>19068182
>mods move thread to x

do this you fucking hippies

Why are you sharing this?

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>>19068223
So how does an x-ray tube work?

Think about metals and what Tesla used, also refer to his writings about soft vs hard rays.

>>19068197
This stems from your lack of understanding of both basic advanced mathematics like set/graph theory and your own subpar intellect.

>>19068224
Neat, I just learnt how to artificially create tungsten.

>>19068226
what if you put a different metal where the tungsten goes?

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>>19068227
The same result? Works with gold? Mercury? Also you seem to keep hitting some convincing digits.

>>19068228
>The same result?
Different metals make different rays.

>>19068229
z-rays? so instead of travelling down they travel across? I don't mean to sound obtuse, but physics isn't my strong suite, even though I enjoy thinking about it.

>>19068183
what the fuck is this?

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>>19068182
If Tesla and Nostradamus had a fight who would win?
Tesla would have some good traps going on like those Tesla could from Red Alert, but I feel that Nostradamus would just see that shit coming and like not even be there. He'd just be in the last place Tesla expected and probably hit him with a from behind with his big book of prophecy.
Unless there was a referee...
We could ask David Icke..?!

>>19068230
don't worry too much about it, most physics past about 1900 or so is iffy at best

read his accounts of soft x-rays

>>19068232
diversity hires are the worst

>>19068232
>*Tesla coils from red alert
Probably should have seen spellcheck coming. It's an anarchist programme with occult significance.
Or maybe I'm just full of shit?

Tesla also did the Tungus (((meteorite))).
The tech cold transmit any amount of energy to any place without any conductors or projectiles.

He destroyed the prototype and all of the data himself, cause he was convinced humans will fuck themselves up if they get their hands on something like this.

>>19068233
Why do we ever rarely hear of any technological advancements made with the use of magnetic polarity? I always assumed a configuration could be arranged to create a feedback loop, essentially creating a perpetual motion device. I'm no engineer, but the idea came to me one night in my youth fully formed and I have been curious ever since. Worth attempting?

>>19068237
The oil mafia kills anyone who attempts to create a perpetum mobile.

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>>19068237
Nah.
Humans will just use it for butt stuff.

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>>19068211
here comes the indoctrinated gercuck who thinks hes got any clue about the world lol

>>19068238
That's what's always bugged me. What if I just want to make it, so I can power my own craft to GTFO this planet? I swear I won't be coming back anyway. What's the diff?

>>19068241
Shit happens, yo.
G-men are always looking out for things like this.

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>>19068241
law of energy balance, it would need some sort of energy, it will be a slo mo Galactus device. On all very long timescale (eons) it would fold the universe in itself.

>>19068238
I remember watching a Doc about some guy from America who created a vehicle that ran on water. and it go such much better fuel economy than what we have today, no idea if there is any truth to it though.

>>19068244

If it's the guy I'm thinking of he did a TV interview in which he made those claims.

He died of a heart attack shortly afterwards (think it was a heart attack) and his storage place was burgled and all his notes and prototypes were 'stolen'. Not kidding.

>>19068243
Oh it wouldn't be a true perpetual motion device in a timescale that large. Magnetic decay and all. But it should provide enough energy in the immediate and foreseeable future.

>>19068244
He was from Australia. I think they killed him.

>>19068245
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POJQKg9CRJc

>>19068247
>>19068248
My mistake, he was a Kiwi. Honorary Australian.

>>19068211
Thanks anon. These idiots seem to believe that the solution vectors {v} and scalars c of the linear algebraic system [A]{v}=c{v} is some type of divine providence while this is used in science/engineering all the damn time to construct buildings, computers, aircraft etc

Bump?

>>19068188
Dude, THANK YOU for sharing this paper; it really gives meaning to the term "truth is stranger than fiction.

>>19068239
That's exactly the right message,anon.

Welcome to /x/ you /pol/fag

>>19068465
Considering the amount of hatred for normie bullshit I'm surprised there is so much hatred between the two.

>>19068479
We both are moron boards so it's expected.

>>19068479
At some point, a bunch of tumblrites got into /x/, and made the mistake of thinking they were welcome.