Nikola Tesla Shows How Men Of The Future May Become As Gods

This article published in the New York Herald on December 30, 1900, features Nikola Tesla's visionary perspective on the potential future achievements of humanity, particularly in harnessing the power of the universe through understanding and manipulating the ether, a concept akin to the fabric of space.

Tesla begins by likening the development of a human from infancy to adulthood to the evolution of a sophisticated machine capable of perceiving and interacting with the world. He emphasizes the transition from mere physical responses to stimuli to the development of intelligence and creativity, ultimately leading to the desire to understand and emulate the grandeur of nature.

Central to Tesla's discourse is the idea that all matter is composed of an ethereal substance, or ether, which fills all space. According to him, matter is merely whirls or movements of this ether, and when these movements cease, matter becomes imperceptible. He proposes that through the manipulation of ether movements, facilitated by refrigeration and intense forces such as electricity, humans could theoretically create or annihilate matter at will.

This bold proposition, although startling, aligns with the modern understanding of the indestructibility of matter and presents a scientific possibility. Tesla envisions a future where humanity could harness the energy of the sun and develop self-acting machines capable of continuously creating or annihilating matter without direct human intervention.

Ultimately, Tesla posits that the ability to control matter in such a manner would grant humanity god-like power, allowing for the creation of worlds and the manipulation of the fabric of the universe itself. He considers this potential achievement to be the grandest and most consequential feat that humanity could accomplish.

Tesla's ideas reflect his visionary thinking and his belief in the boundless potential of scientific and technological advancement to elevate humanity to god-like status.

Everything is light. I am a part of the light

“Everything is light. I am a part of the light, and that is music. Light fills my six senses: I see it, hear it, taste it, smell it, touch it... and think it. Thinking is my sixth sense. Particles of light are written as notes. Light is the fundamental source of creation. Within one of its rays lies the destiny of nations. Each nation has its own ray within this great source of light that we see as the Sun." - Nikola Tesla

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What connects Nikola Tesla to the removal of Ether (Akasha) from the Periodic Table?

Historically, ether (or aether) was seen as the “fifth element” or quintessence—the unifying force of the heavens and spirit world in ancient science, foundational to the classical elements (earth, water, air, fire, and ether). Ether’s concept faded from scientific theories by the early 20th century, just as focus on oil and gas was rising in industrial science.

Tesla, however, held fast to his belief in ether as a medium through which electromagnetic forces operate, famously stating, “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.” He saw ether as the essential field for these vibrations, enabling universal energy transfer.

Disagreeing with Einstein’s theory of relativity, which discarded ether in favor of a vacuum, Tesla argued relativity was “a magnificent mathematical garb” that missed the critical need for a medium like ether. To Tesla, space without ether left energy transfer unexplained.

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