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To: carmenbmw

He was the epitome of indifferent deference; good and evil were concepts of a lower order to order of forces beyond the ken of ordinary folk, he imagined and made whole machines and concepts in spite of every insistence of the impossibility of their construction or existence.

He had a certain altruistic bent that fed on the fuel of pure discovery and made and lost a fortune without remorse.

None other like him have we seen nor shall we likely see again.


83 posted on 07/06/2006 9:20:11 PM PDT by Old Professer (The critic writes with rapier pen, dips it twice, and writes again.)
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To: Old Professer

Tesla did seem to care about mankind more than he did about himself personally. He wasnt worried about his own wealth.
I am sorry that he did not take care of himself more.


86 posted on 07/06/2006 9:26:35 PM PDT by carmenbmw (My cats name is Mean. He earned it.)
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To: Old Professer

As a boy, I thrilled to the tales of his enigmatic machines and the sheer allure of his better-known discoveries. His mind was alive with possibilities that others could only envision or to which they could merely hint in science fiction.


90 posted on 07/06/2006 9:29:28 PM PDT by Army Air Corps (Four fried chickens and a coke)
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