Nikola Tesla | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 14 pages of analysis & critique of Nikola Tesla.

Nikola Tesla | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 14 pages of analysis & critique of Nikola Tesla.
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SOURCE; "The Legacy," in Tesla: Man Out of Time, Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1981, pp. 281-290.

In the following excerpt, Cheney discusses continuing scientific research based on Tesla's ideas.

The fact that Tesla's research notes and papers have not been easily available for western scientists has not, of course, meant that Teslian research is dead. On the contrary, the very mystery surrounding some of his unproved claims has served to goad numerous scientists into trying to duplicate his experiments. And since his aspirations were virtually limitless, there has always been a chance that the rewards of success would not be inconsiderable. But the single greatest stimulus to try to follow in Tesla's footsteps doubtless remains the example of the man himself—his stunning record of achievement and the enduring fascination of his mind. As one admiring German writer put it, "Tesla went beyond the borders of his exact science to foretell...

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