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"...Tesla was an amazing man."

But he came to a miserable end:

"...just ten or twelve feet away from us there was this old man feeding the pigeons. He was standing up, and the birds were fluttering all around him, landing on his head and arms, dozens of cooing pigeons, shitting on his clothes and eating out of his hands, and the old man kept talking to them, calling the birds his darlings, his sweethearts, his angels." (Thomas Effing about Tesla in the novel "Moon Palace" by Paul Auster)

May be that this is yet another fake, who knows ;-)

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In reply to Re^3: Who is your favorite scientist and why? by karlgoethebier
in thread Who is your favorite scientist and why? by karlgoethebier

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