Teslas three-part relativity
“If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you'd have the key to the universe" - Nikola Tesla (Sep 1899)
Nikola Tesla was a very
brilliant man. and in some ways smarter than Einstein.
Some suggest that later in his life he became an obsessive compulsive and he had to have everything in threes or divisible by three. e.g. 3 stacks of 3 napkins on his table to eat. etc and he would only stay in a hotel room that was divisible by 3, 6 or 9 etc
Some suggest that later in his life he became an obsessive compulsive and he had to have everything in threes or divisible by three. e.g. 3 stacks of 3 napkins on his table to eat. etc and he would only stay in a hotel room that was divisible by 3, 6 or 9 etc
His early 20th
century picture of grand unity and the implications of his physics even today
transcend our modern 21st century paradox-ridden failures.
Tripartite Essentialism, a grand unifying theory by Andrew Hennessey, 1991 is based on a system of three, six and nine part ‘logical atoms’ (Russell) whose activity models absolutely every transaction in the universe.
Tripartite Essentialism, a grand unifying theory by Andrew Hennessey, 1991 is based on a system of three, six and nine part ‘logical atoms’ (Russell) whose activity models absolutely every transaction in the universe.
At its heart is six keys
systems theory.
Tripartite Essentialism
mirrors the missing Tesla grand unity theory of Environmental Energy – an aether-based
chaos theory.
— Nikola Tesla (Dead
Six Months Before U.S. Supreme Court Decision 369)
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