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Reportedly the last assistant to Nikola Tesla, he has some fantastic stories - seemingly too fantastic, bordering on lunacy.
Has anyone seen any definitive third party confirmation or refutation of his truthfulness? Or was he maybe the first scam artist to tie his tales to Tesla's name for profit?
Some of his statements, however, make some sense regarding some of Tesla's developments and fit nicely with a theory of mine about the mysterious electric Pierce Arrow that Tesla developed. Of course, all scam artists mix fact and fiction to give their scam some validity so I'm wondering how to distinguish one from the other.
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Topic: Arthur H. Mathews (Read 4522 times)
