Nikola Tesla: The Man, Myth, and Conspiracy

Nikola Tesla, one of the most prolific inventors of the 20th century, was the definition of a mad genius. We’ll learn of his 3-6-9 code to unlocking the universe, his communications with extraterrestrials, his harnessing of ancient Hindu metaphysics, and his late-life romance with a pigeon… and all throughout we’ll weave through the wild conspiracy theories surrounding his lost inventions - Free Energy Generation and the Death Ray.

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[MrMythos]

In your opinion, how would the world be different if Tesla's Death Ray and Free Energy Generator were released to the public?

[_MMWWMM_]

Tesla's explanation of 'cosmic rays', the way they are miniscule, constantly pass through the earth and can move faster than light (superluminal travel is observed in quantum tunneling) I believe describes neutrinos. This man was so incredibly ahead of his time, literally centuries ahead in his understanding. How the HELL he could detect those particles with the technology of the time, I'm stumped, it was probably another vision of understanding. He was connected spiritually, in tune with the core of the universe, which made him able to conceptualise so many of his inventions. Real shame the way other humans treated him, had things gone differently humanity would have been at a completely different stage currently. Yet again ignorance and greed reigned supreme.

[baruchben-david]

“Be alone, that is the secret of invention; be alone, that is when ideas are born.” - Nikola Tesla

[biggestfan.]

Words can not express how great the gift you have for taking in complex nuance and spitting out such a simple explanation. Honestly am in awe everytime I hear you speak.

[aliceharper]

I'm 68 years old. I never learned about Nikola Tesla in school. I first heard of him about 30 years ago from my late husband. Tesla was amazing.

[Alexis-eiku]

Mr Mythos, I thought I knew all I could know about Tesla but I never knew his mother had a photographic memory. Shows that there’s always more to learn. Thank you so much for putting this out for free!

[whoodatt]

stan meyer's water powered car and his death by poisoning is another crazy story. He literally said in his last words 'they poisoned me"

[dirtyhiggins]

The more I learn about our past, the more I find JP Morgan to be one of the worst humans I have ever learned about.

[Flannelsurfer]

It’s funny how people can simultaneously marvel at Tesla’s unprecedented genius, yet consider his assertion that he communicated telepathically with a bird to be a laughable science fiction “claim.” A true outside-the-box thinker would not question Tesla’s claim. Anyone who thinks they understand what is possible in this universe, and whom does not believe in magic, is an egomaniac and an intellectual infant.

[GrandAncientOak]

Nothing has changed. Those in power will do everything and ANYTHING to retain that power. Great video! Very informative and entertaining.

[sandmanenters]

If I had to guess:
Prana = Light (Electromagnetic vibrations)
Akasha = Spacetime (virtual particles)
Ether = Electromagnetic field / potential
Earth = Solids
Water = Fluids
Air = Gas
Fire = Plasma

All the states of energy that are possible in this dimension.

Great content.

[uciellopez]

They asked Einstein "how does it feel being the smartest man in the world ?
he replied. "i dont know go ask tesla"

[nickfiend]

This is top level content. You could have easily squeezed 3, 6 or 9 videos out of this video and you still choose to have 1. Cheers from Mexico !!

[drtybasstd]

Cosmic Rays ARE a thing. They are particles, have mass, and travel near to light speed.

When you look at the sun during an eclipse you can clearly see the abundance of particles being ejected by the sun.

Every star in the universe emits cosmic rays. Our position in the galaxy places us on a plane with and directly in the path of bajillions of stars and we are being dragged through what is essentially an atmosphere. The friction of our planet being dragged through this "atmosphere" is what powers the thermosphere. That is why our atmosphere goes from being below freezing to nearly 3000F before dropping down to -99F - 400F in the ionosphere. It is also why the sun's corona is millions of degrees hotter than it's surface.

The sun's corona is it's thermosphere. To me this indicates that the energy produced by cosmic radiation is far greater than the available energy from the sun.

[mikeparry]

Awesome to see you get sponsored, you deserve documentary level funding 💪

[SpineyAsteroid]

Haven't gotten all the way through the video yet but it reminded me of something. I saw where a man in Africa had made a "self powered" television. He put a radio receiver on the back of a smart TV and modified it to where the tv ran on radio waves. Free energy. I was wondering why the story wasn't bigger because the broadcast was obscure af. I've never seen it again since the first time I saw it, but i haven't actually typed it in Google or anything to see updates on it. You would think an invention like that would be headlining front desk news

[alfspacealiencateater]

This is the type of stuff that kids should be taught in school, because these stories will teach one how to think instead of what to think. Our world would be much different.

[hypersapiencollective]

Bro! Thanks for doing what you do. I love Tesla and I can’t imagine anyone better to break it down than you. Much love mythos

[Kevin-kjth]

Amazing! The piece at the end about the death bed confession. Wow. This episode was a masterpiece. You should have your own history channel show. Your 1000x better than anyone on there

[abyss]

that pigeon story is so wholesome and sad 😭😭 poor Nikola