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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  New York Tribune — Electrical Inventor Thinks Marconi’s Plants Inefficient… (1907)

“ The Marconi plants are inefficient, and do not lend themselves to the practice of two discoveries of mine, the “art of individualization,” that makes the message non-interfering and non-interferable, and the “stationary waves,” which annihilate distance absolutely and make the whole earth equivalent to a conductor devoid of resistance. Were it not for this deficiency, the number of words per minute could be increased at will by “individualizing.” ”
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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  New York Tribune — Electrical Inventor Thinks Marconi’s Plants Inefficient… (1907)

“ I am a citizen of the United States, and I know that the time will come when my busy fellow citizens, too absorbed in commercial pursuits to think of posterity, will honor my memory. A measurement of the time interval taken in the passage of the signal necessary to the full and positive demonstration will show that the current crosses the ocean with a mean speed of 625,000 miles a second. ”
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