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After Nikola Tesla Proved Wireless Electricity was Possible, A Startup Finally Made it a Reality

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(Matt Agorist) Nikola Tesla is not the subject of American social studies or science classes. American children do not learn about him in school and this is in spite of the fact that he is considered one of the most influential scientists ever. His visions were motivated by altruism and providing a benefit to all of humanity, not just those who can afford it. One of the ways Tesla envisioned helping the world was providing it with extremely low-cost, or even free, electricity. But with the cost of wires running across continents, this was a futile task. So, Tesla thought outside of the box — getting the wires out of the picture entirely.

The Battle for Control of Planet Earth: Satanic Criminals, the Bible, and Alice in Wonderland

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(Roger W. Wicke) Eugene Wigner, who won the Nobel Prize for particle physics in 1963, stated that the two most influential books in his life were the Bible and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by novelist-mathematician Lewis Carroll. Wigner, a self-declared atheist, acknowledged that evolutionary biology is incapable of explaining the complexities of human consciousness, which include the ability to manifest multiple simultaneous realities even though these realities may produce irreconcilable outcomes — which equates to the human ability to choose between good and evil.

WATCH: Whitmer On Hot Mic At DNC: ‘It’s Shark Week, Motherf*****’

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(Hank Berrien) On Monday night, before she made her appearance at the Democratic National Convention, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer apparently had a need to display how hip she was, saying into a hot mic, “It’s not just shark week. It’s shark week,” before mouthing “motherf****r.”