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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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