ЭТИ ТЕХНОЛОГИИ - СМЕРТЕЛЬНЫЙ ПРИГОВОР ДЛЯ ИЗОБРЕТАТЕЛЕЙ И УЧЁНЫХ

Closing technologies. What is it? Could it be this handsome Renault Trezor for 200 million rubles? The soda on the hood is intended for cooling the batteries, and the charge indicator is located on the place of the fuel tank neck. Or maybe the closing technology is this? No, it's just a picture from the Internet. In fact, closing technologies reduce the need for resources, including human ones. Such a technology leads to the collapse of certain specialties or entire industries without the emergence of comparable needs in resource areas. And here everything seems to be clear. First, we need to pity the workers who work at the factories of car giants or in the field of hydrocarbon mining. And most importantly, do not forget to pity the owners of these corporations. After all, they and their poor families probably will have nothing to eat if a technology appears that will make their production meaningless. In fact, this has already happened in the past, a little more than 100 years ago, with one of the creators of the modern world, Nikola Tesla. It is to him that we owe the electricity, which uses alternating current. But the main business of Tesla was the Wardenclyffe project. It was a station for transmitting not only messages, but also energy over long distances. Tesla's authority in the world was enormous. For many years he proved that wireless transmission is the business of the near future. In the 1890s, Tesla claimed that for such a miracle of transmission it is possible to use the Earth and the upper layers of the atmosphere and proved his right with his experiments. He believed that in this way it was possible to combine the long-distance communication system with the transmission of electricity without wires. In 1901, Tesla tried to interest the all-powerful then G.P. Morgan, the leader of the Manhattan financial elite, with his project. He told Morgan that he was able to build a transatlantic communication line between New York and London for $150,000. Morgan agreed to give this money for the creation of a company, where he would get 51% of the shares and the rights to many patents of the inventor. For these funds, Tesla bought 200 acres of land in the vicinity of New York and began to build a station there with a long tower. And suddenly, as if completely by chance, everything went wrong. Morgan stopped financing the project, demanding the money invested from the scientist and not giving him control over 51% of the company's shares. Tesla began to finance the construction from his own pocket, filling Morgan's letters with humiliating requests to allocate another $150,000. But Morgan, not giving up control of the project, demanded that the scientist himself look for money. And now, attention! Bernard Baruch, the hero of one of our previous issues, once said to Morgan, Listen, this guy is crazy. He wants to give free electricity to everyone, and we will not be able to install our calculators. We need to stop supporting him. Now we would call Nikola Tesla naive. Didn't he understand who he was dealing with? After all, 10 years before the relationship with the owners of the monopolies, he described in the Sandy World magazine how he created an electricity reservoir in the ground and that this is the beginning of the end of all energy monopolies. It is not in vain that they say that the genius is not from this world. Being a 100% capitalist, Morgan existed at the expense of controlling prices, distribution of energy and preserving the working class in the interests of giant monopolies. Electro-energy, according to the conductive principle, salted huge profits for Morgan and other oligarchs, expanding demand for colored metals, from which wires were made, and for rubber, from which insulation was made. Guggenheim, Baruch and Morgan themselves invested huge capital in the production of copper in Alaska. And what about Tesla? The genius Serb fought for his project to the end, drowning in debts and rolling into poverty. Hope faded a little in 1905, when the genius of electromechanics found an investor, a financier, a freak. Yes, an amazing last name. Among the financiers, the person who supported Tesla was really a freak. But Morgan broke this deal. Tesla lost the land he bought, creditors stole unique equipment, and the tower was blown up in the same year when the Russian Empire was blown up. In 1917. Of course, it was not about money. 300,000 dollars at that time was a lot, but for Morgan and Aster, Tesla's previous investor, 300,000 is a drop in the ocean. Aster easily paid for his yacht for half a million dollars, and Morgan spent several times more on works of art. There is also such an episode. In 1931, Tesla demonstrated to the public a car, which he equipped with an 80-horsepower electric motor. Tesla claimed that his device draws energy from the surrounding air. In the comments under the video, it will be written for sure, that the example with Tesla has long since grown into a moss and covered with dust, and in general, all this is a fake. Okay, here's a fresher example. In one of the rooms of the youth technology in 1965, the experience of a Canadian scientist, who achieved success in launching satellites into space, in the cheapest way possible. He took an old 16-inch coastal defense gun, bore the barrel to a larger caliber, and fired a thin and long projectile with an arrowhead. It was equipped with a sealing washer just the caliber of the gun, which flew away when the projectile came out of the barrel. Thanks to this, the projectile accelerated to such a speed that it went into space. It was Gerald Vincent Bull, a man of tragic fate. In 1960, Bull realized that flying into space on rockets is a damn boring and unwise occupation. To bring a tiny useful load into orbit, expensive towers are built, which will burn forever. Two rocket steps out of three are spent to overcome the first one and a half hundred kilometers of altitude. In 1961, Bull managed to persuade the American military to give him a coastal defense gun and some equipment for his project on Barbados Island. Four years of work on the Marthlet program, the lengthening of the barrel of the gun, and now Bull's projectile has reached a height of 150 kilometers. The scientist managed to invent a cunning system that accelerated the projectile in the barrel, gradually reducing the acceleration to 200 G. It became possible to put equipment into the projectile In fact, Bull made a second trip to space, offering the world a way to launch, which cost dozens of times cheaper than the rocket one. But in 1966, the Ministry of Defense of Canada stopped financing the Marthlet program. The Americans transferred Bull to a training ground in Yuma, Arizona. From there, in November 1966, the projectile took off at an altitude of 180 kilometers. Unexpectedly, in 1967, the Americans refused to finance the program. But why? Maybe it's a matter of the cost of the output of one kilogram of cargo to the support orbit? After all, it was reduced by two orders, that is, 20 times. In 1972, Bull created the GK-45 howitzer, which outperformed all howitzers in terms of range. The invention of Bull was adopted by the U.S. Army with the help of the CIA. But it did not prevent the Americans from burning Bull for illegal armament of the Russian regime of the Burs in South Africa. When he was released from prison, it was the Burs who saved him from poverty, paying $ 2 million for the howitzers they had developed. Saddam Hussein in 1988 invited Bull to Baghdad to make a super gun, capable of throwing shells either into space or to the other end of the earth. But how would this gun work if it had not been shot down in Brussels on March 22, 1990? It is still unknown who did it. But there is an even more dangerous thing. A way to extract energy by combining atomic nuclei of a substance not in huge, super-expensive reactors at stellar temperatures and monstrous pressure, but by influencing the substance with simple things such as a super-massive nuclear reactor in a room temperature. If such cheap installations were available, then the reactors of the cold synthesis, the size of suitcases, could be placed everywhere, receiving energy that costs almost nothing. After that, it was possible to calmly disassemble drill towers, well pumps and pipelines, and to make a super-massive nuclear reactor. But this was not enough. The American scientist Ponce and his English colleague Flashman stated that they managed to launch a thermonuclear reaction at room temperature. However, the excitement quickly subsided. Serious laboratories did not confirm the phenomenon. Cold thermonuclear was classified as a charlatan lie. The US Department of Energy suddenly ordered a re-analysis of the results of the research in the field of cold thermonuclear synthesis. Official physicists met this decision with violent protests, but this did not change anything. The popular mechanic gave a triumphant interview to the magazine one of the adherents of the idea of cold synthesis. The head of the New Energy Foundation, Gene Molloff, who continued his research in his laboratory and held seminars every year on non-traditional energy. Four days later, on May 14, 2004, Molloff was found dead with blows to the neck and head. These examples are very eloquent. Because they threaten to break the huge production cycles in which many billions of dollars are invested. Perhaps, in the modern world, it is considered to be a good tone to make a revolutionary discovery and strangle their offspring, instead of supporting and helping them. Egoistic interests, pedantism, stupidity, ignorance go on the attack, condemning scientists to bitter trials and suffering, to a difficult struggle for existence. This is the fate of enlightenment. Tesla wrote this in 1905, as if about our days. What was great in the past, at first was ridiculed, despised, suppressed and humiliated, to later be reborn with more strength, to win with even greater triumph. Who knows, maybe in the near future we will see the triumphant appearance of cold-nuclear-synthesis installations, fuel-free generators and installations operating on natural electricity. This is the end of our video. If you liked it, please like it, share it with your friends and subscribe to our channel. 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