The Insane Sleep Schedule Tesla and Da Vinci Used to Boost Creativity
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2020
- This daily routine and alternative sleep cycles that both Da Vinci and Tesla followed may surprise you.
Have you ever wondered if the super geniuses of history had anything in common about their daily routines to help them boost their creativity, and help them become the genius we know them as today? It turns out there are a lot of shared creativity boosting exercises used by some of the greatest minds, however - some of them are more… sane than others.
Leonardo Da Vinci and Nikola Tesla both shared the same insane polyphasic sleep schedule called the “uberman.” Where they would rarely sleep for more than 2 hours a day; they saw it as a way to increase productivity, fit more working hours into the day, and help become more creative.
One of the mysterious ways they would boost their creative and inventive genius is through a state between sleeping and wakefulness called a hypnagogic state. If fact, some other prominent minds also attributed some of their creative genius to this state: Albert Einstein, Aristotle, Isaac Newton, Salvador Dali. Many of which had alternative sleep schedules. Could it have been in part what made them become a genius, on increased their creative energy levels? Or is this one life hack that could cause more harm than good?
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I’m on my 2nd year of this. It changed my life from someone who drank & partied, to getting a degree in physics with 2 patents.
This is really awesome to hear! Congrats on the achievements! Here's to many more 👍👍
@@CommonKnowledge42 Thank you, appreciate it
@@one5986 how long time did took you to arrive to the final routine? You went gradually or as it is since the beginning? Side effects of the transition/adaptation? Thanks in advance!
@@renatolilliu8325 hello ! It took me about 4 months before my body accepted the pattern. I started off just cutting down on my sleep to 6 hours a night because I could not wake myself up in 20 minutes, nor fall asleep fast enough. So everyone is different, being I work 12 hour shifts it’s hard to squeeze in many naps, but my schedule is sleep at 22:00-02:00 hours. First rest period is at 06:00 2nd rest period is at 12:00 & last rest period is at 20:00 hours. The hardest thing is being able to keep this 100% consistent 7 days a week. Falling asleep within 1 minute is not easy for awhile.
I forgot to add my rest periods are 30 minutes.
i like that you crossed out edison on the inventors list! :D
I was waiting for someone to notice the mild Edison shade sprinkled throughout the video 😅
@@CommonKnowledge42 "mild" lol 2:48 is realllllly subtle
@@ACE3CGL I'm so happy someone finally caught that little plug.
@@CommonKnowledge42 It's not just one, it's like 4 plugs. The crossing him out on the list of inventors (which isn't entirely right since he didn't steal EVERY invention he patented, but I agree with the sentiment), the intro to Edison @ 2:48, the Topsy the Elephant thing, and the Zoidberg meme.
I Can't Understand Why He Got So Less Subscribers Bro Keep Uploading You will suceed
This is blowing my mind. I noticed that while I usually struggled with normal everyday activities, had little stamina, and just felt sorta "out of it" at all times, on day 2 or 3 of being awake (usually stress or chemically induced insomnia) the creative part of my brain would be firing on all cylinders. I'd just get a conscious stream of lyrics to songs I've never heard before, ideas for funny videos, and just the overwhelming impulse to create art. However, I also noticed that when I'm well rested, like 2-3 months of 8 hours a night, that part of my brain is practically shut down or in a weird hibernation state. The only way to stimulate it is through sleep deprivation, and it sucks because it conflicts with my idea of healthy (a full 8 hours of sleep every night, a healthy diet and plenty of exercise). But I can't maintain what my brain identifies as a healthy stream of creative consciousness and also live according to my standards of "healthy". Quite the dilemma.
hey man nikola tesla was 86 years of age it has to mean something right? or maybe im just trying to make me feel good idk
While these two may have been in this sleep pattern I can confidently state that it’s not the sleep pattern but more than likely the frequency that you’re in aka flow. Some articles have described that’s it’s a near transic and sleep pattern state yet very much up and alert. Given I have too many ideas sometimes I do just want it to shutoff. Sleep in my experience doesn’t have much affect to this
I can confirm that the flow state is what really matters with creativity. I found out that insomnia, meditation, psichedelic drugs, prolonged focus on the same subject all induces the flow state. Flow state can also be entered trough simple intention, for example by remembering to enter It and pronouncing(mentally or loudly) the Word "flow".
@@giovanniciancaglini5720 does your so called flow state induce hundreds of ideas
Holy hell. This is top-notch content. Thought I was watching Wendover or Half as Interesting. Sound quality, music, animation, editing, content - all perfect. Deserves more views!
That's some high praise, thanks! I'm glad that you enjoyed it - can only improve from here as I figure this whole RUclips thing out! 😂
@@CommonKnowledge42 Good luck my friend. Im excited to see you progress. Cheers!
This vid deserves more views. Great job comrade🌺. I learned a lot.
Funny thing I know to some it doesn’t mean a lot but I’ve had a total of 15 hrs sleep this week and it’s the most creative I’ve ever been in my whole life… made a demo , started on two other songs (finished 2 ) edited 2hrs worth of video, playing endless chords without stagnant-ion making magic on the looper & when I touch pen to paper it’s seamless I’m writing cohesive stanzas as seamless as turning on a tap
The trick with the key is actually an ancient non-tech method of getting to the fast-cycle sleep mode. Instead you could just use an alarm clock, setting it for a couple of minutes. This allows brief REM, while keeping you from actually sleeping. But once the Polyphasic turns on full blast, you don't need the key anymore, and you're trapped in insomnia, but periodically "hitting a wall" and having to briefly doze. (Yes, it takes about two days. But then if you want to return to normal sleeping, that takes a week or two!)
Also, note that breakthrough ideas are not "ideas." They're more like when Samuel Taylor Coleridge was "getting" Zanadu. Suddenly you need to write stuff down, so you don't lose it again ...and you end up frantically writing for ten minutes, or thirty, or an entire hour. That's not insight, that's taking dictation. And, after writing for a hour, and the stream dries up ...a day later it turns on again, and you get the "next chapter." I've had this happen up to five times, with the periodic bursts decreasing.
And of course you MUST write it down, or it will be gone again.
Who knows how long that Zanadu poem would have become, had not Coleridge been interrupted by a knock on his door. Once he got rid of the person, Coleridge found that the rest of the poem was long gone. Not enough Opium, I guess.
And, if you don't have a pencil and a napkin like JV Atanasoff, then you need a voice-recorder app for taking notes. (Atanasoff invented the modern computer, immediately having it stolen by Eckert and published as the Univac. Atanasoff suffered from insomnia, so he'd go out driving at 3AM, adding "night-drivers' trance" to the mix. Heh, also that's how the modern PCR dna-analyzer was invented by Mullis: night-driving trance state.)
See also: www.quora.com/How-do-I-become-as-much-of-a-genius-as-Nikola-Tesla/answer/William-Beaty
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This channel needs to be in the millions
Thanks Jorge, I really appreciate that!
this deserve more recognition
I really loved that hesitation to mention that guy Edison 🤢🤮 🤣😅
💖Tesla💖
Thanks for sharing this information with the best possible way you can by this beautiful video
great video man i love it
Thanks Quincy, glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you brother!!
Great Video Bro Thankss
Nice, do more tesla and da Vinci vids
Great video.
Just found you by accident trying to find out why I sleep so strange.
I have been getting by on a few hours of sleep M-F for most of my adult working life (I am a commercial artist - I have a dayjob doing graphic art, plus do a lot of art at home). I am almost 62 and I recently found out my blood pressure was super high, in Stage 3 Hypertension. It turns out that lack of sleep is a leading cause of this.
One word: lisinopril.
Now that u mention it, I've written some of my best songs in this state late at night. I'm going to attempt the Uberman sleep pattern. Thanks for the info!
How has it been?
@@sigmadonatello1 it was tough to adjust to. I didn’t last that long but I definitely felt the creative delusional state it’s a trip. U don’t even have to think shit just comes to u
@@mikelavish really
This channel is underrated
Maybe some day.. Thanks for watching and the kind words!
Perfect video!!!!
You should keep making these videos
I can attest to this I did this for 1 yr and my creativity jumped and I wrote 2 books
Took Me Bout Thutty Minutes Ta Watch Dis 5 Min Video....... Needless Ta Say I Retained A Lot & Took Notes!! Thanks!
Heck yeah, that's excellent!
Thanks for another word of insomnia
I worked with an IT director who tried this. He went from being one of the friendliest people I ever worked with to one of the crankiest. He eventually stopped because it was too much for him
Awesome video!!
hahahah I love how you are being an absolute champion of the Nikola Tesla Fan Club
Nice video bro..your voice suits so well...
Everyone has his/her sleep routine..I have noted that I sleep less...when I am on exercise routine...also in my case If I sleep for 2 hrs for 4 consecutive days then on 5th day I tend to sleep for 5 hrs ( may be to cover my loss )...
tesla said that he slept 2 hours a day but on a weekend he slept 5 hours
Thanks 😊
I already knew about this technique, I searched for someone to explain it again to me, I'm really thinking about trying this right away... It might end up bad, but I think nothing too bad can't get out of it
Let us know how your experiment goes!
So how did it go?
Bruh maybe he's dead🤣🤣
In memory of Loodi. May his soul rest in 24 hour peace.
I've exerienced it, the best way to do so is by taking melatonin and caffeine. Go on a walk or something and stay up for an extended period of time. Atleast that's what worked for me.
I liked the video, and I subscribe.
Liked the video, inspired to try this. I know you have the disclaimers in the video and no mention of a medical doctorate, but did you by any chance look into any of the negative side effects of this sleep schedule? Do you know how the body will react to daily vigorous exercise with this type of sleep schedule? Do you think intensity will be impacted or it will have enough time to recover?
I've read anecdotally that the adjustment period is pretty rough. But once your body adjusts to the new demands it improves dramatically.
Daily exercise has always been my biggest concern as well. In my own opinion if had an off the cuff answer... I would say that it wouldn't be as bad for endurance and hypertrophy training (I've done both sleep deprived, and while it doesn't feel great, output personally was comparable to performance being well rested. It's just the effort perception that seemed to be affected for me)
But for explosive training like powerlifting I have a feeling there could be some more noticeable negatives. I'd assume that the deep sleep required for CNS recovery would potentially have a more significant affect.
Anyways, that's my gut feeling. Not necessarily "qualified" opinion. I'd be curious to if there have been studies done on it.
@@CommonKnowledge42 I'd love to have access to their notes to see exactly how they executed this. I'm a little hesitant to try it since sleep is more important than diet and exercise combined and doing it wrong could potentially really hurt your body & disrupt your life, but I think doing it for a week or two would be illuminating.
If I had to guess, I'd agree with you about needing longer deep sleep for CNS recovery, but I'm not traditionally qualified either.
I'm also curious to know if this was their normal daily sleep pattern or something they used during certain periods of time. I'm thinking of it like fasting where you can go quite a few days without a meal, definitely longer than most people think possible, but after awhile, you do need to eat.
I did it by accident while writing my phd thesis. To put it simply: it's not something I'd do on a regular basis, only at periods of the utmost necessity and distress. I lost 8 kilos in about 3 months. Also, for highly aerobic sports (amateur kickboxer at the time) it completely destroyed my conditioning. No amount of hydration and proper diet compensated for the lack of sleep.
Bottomline: don't do it. Sleep science is a whole universe and shouldn't be taken lightly.
@@ACE3CGLyou’d definitely need more than 20 minutes. I think the number is somewhere between 1-2 hours of rem sleep, and the second cycle takes longer than the first. Probably 3-4 hour sleep 2 times a day would be fine. Actually, if you don’t get enough REM sleep you will have trouble remembering things. There is also an increased risk of dementia and other neurological disorders. If you’re
@@ACE3CGLthere’s a difference between fasting and sleep. During fasting your body is using nutrient stores it made to fuel itself, and when those run out it starts breaking down fats, then muscle. You also need to be careful not to be vitamin deficient during that period of time if any more than one day. Your body can’t really store extra sleep to take out when you’re tired, though. So it isn’t the same concept.
Why does this have less views? Nice vid, brother.
Really appreciate that! Slowly but surely gaining some traction.
That's because most of the world is not ready to hear out geniuses, lol.
Had that seen a lot of cool stuff right before falling asleep
Very nice
Well me too but I am two time sleeper because I am a student.
I usually wake 3 hours before I again wake up and it's like controlling ur dreams make it where u want it to . And it's pretty relaxing but sometimes my day ruins because of it.
Nah, no sale. Da Vinci and Tesla were ...simply geniuses. Had they gotten a full night's sleep every night, they likely would have accomplished more. Sleep deprivation causes dementia and lowers your immunity. You stay in a mental fog. You cannot think clearly, even about simple things. Just like your muscles, your brain needs rest.
@LastmanStanding-xo5pl That's just fine. Keep on laughing.
I can relate to this! I found a way to tap in to it. I'm faced with a big decision in doing so but.
I think this channel surely has 1 to 10 million subscribers but...
Keep it up ❤❤
Slowly growing! Thank you so much for the kind encouragement. New videos soon!
I’ve been following this sleep pattern for 2 months now. I’m a neuroscience and cognitive psychology researcher and I’ve been in an unexplainable state of genius and creativity. It’s honestly incredible
Hmmph , I’m going to share this at work tomorrow
Crossing out Edison is class
Interesting ❤
Them 20 min gonna feel real nice
That's the truth!
Any information or insight into Paul Dirac's ideas? He is another brilliant mind who contributed to quantum mechanics
There have been stories that Paul Dirac was known to fall asleep while listening to other lectures, then he would burst awake at random moments and blurt out profound insights.
Either his secret was that he wasn't actually sleeping, just deeply thinking about the content of the lecture, or perhaps he also experienced the hypnagogic states right between wakefulness and sleep. With a mind like his, it wouldn't be surprising at all!
i remember being in hypnagogia multiple times
it's beautiful
existence gets questioned after I wake up
I must sleep the same way as they used to😁.
nice
I have a couple of questions, because honestly, I think this is something of an urban legend: How do we know any of this is true? What evidence is there that Da Vinci or Tesla used the Uberman? In what writings or correspondence of theirs or their friends/family did they write about their sleep schedule? Is there anyone alive today, (celebrity, influencer, test subject,guy you know) that has had success with the uberman? Because if this was such a good idea, and really worked, I think that Elon Musk would do it and never shut up about it.
I think this is bollocks. I never read anywhere of Da Vinci or Tesla sleeping in this way.
i think their source is "trust me bro"
congratulations erickm. 90% of people would get excited to .
I know from eistein biography he liked to sleep a lot, so I saw the lie from far away.
Truth or not you have the doubt, and that is enough to go deeper and do not get caught in enterteinment.
nerd
@@iresineherb7stay stupid then while all of us get smarter.
Good thing I'm getting smarter AND a jacked swole physique.
I used to be able to program max 5 hours a day, after this video, I can now program 14 hours a day, 13 of which is for debugging!
😂😂😂
Does this actually work or its just a hype? Cuz i had some of my sleep deprived years and it did feel great in terms of the work i did or what i remembered from my studying sessions but when i did get my schedule right which was very hard and a ling and ongoing process, the work that i did back then i realized was just ordinary and i just thought its great because me being in a sleep deprived state doing normal work is actually pretty great so most of the results were highly exaggerated
I don’t need the keys to help me wake up…my son wakes me up every 2 hours
Incredibly vibrant and compelling; much like a book that was vibrant and compelling in its storytelling. "Better Sleep Better Life" by William Brook
@CommonKnowledge42 you've got some really interesting videos on your channel but I see you haven't posted anything recently - hope you're doing alright. Thank you for the good times.
I have hypnogagia during normal riding the moment wave .
How did they avoid narcolepsy? It sounds like they can't have got enough deep sleep if their default switched to REM, as it is if you've had a sleepless night-the next night you dream more; but then you go back to cycles of deep sleep and REM.
Sleep is overrated and it’s for weak people.
not sleeping causes narcolepsy ?
Different perspectives….just had to get that natural high
I need a uberman sleep phasic friendly employer and support system 😊
I was having a waking dream the other day and like literally came up with the block diagram for a circuit im gonna build for a synthesizer module :0
I should get on that polyphasic schedule and start doing a bunch of psychedelics again.
I could regain my magic maybe :V
2 hours sleep but i am curious what i need to do if I wake up
There fuming up on that pre rem chems
"Pre REM Chems" 🤣 This is the best comment I've read in a long time, haha.
I like the Edison part😂
I Didnt get it...
2:33 was soo funny hahahahaha
That was my favorite little touch for this video honestly, haha.
It makes me wonder then why is every new mom so tired. They never get a full njghts sleep and take tiny naps throughout the day, very similar to this method. But ive never once heard a mom say how amazing and creative she felt from lack of sleep.
This is true.
cool video but how can i change these patterns. it seems hard af
It is a 0% pleasant process. There's always the possibility of going mad too I suppose. But the line between extreme creativity and madness is often a very fine one.
That being said, it's definitely worse in the beginning than it is once your body begins to adapt to the new sleep requirements being forced on the body. Most people say that the first two weeks are the worst, and then it begins to become easier.
A genius are freaking crazy
I sell the designs that come to mind on print on demand sites and make a full time income. My toddler ruins my sleep and as soon as I fall asleep he wakes me up right in time to head to my iPad and create the design I dreamed of.
Woahh finally a pro to having children
watching 1 week before my exam
Good luck on your exam by the way!
@@CommonKnowledge42 ✌✌
Ofc sleep has a lot to do with creativity, sure, but let's talk about different quality of sleep among people, and the different stress levels that variate from person to another, for some or other reason.. People should go to basics ,and start thinking and knowing what they're consuming, as food and drinks, be healthy, use and push your body, have touch with nature.
Theta level. Silva Mind method.
Didn't Kramer try this?
What about if u cant sleep at day time..?
Wow i didnt know there was a term for it. My doctors have said i hsve this same issue but call it short cycling. I can n do stay up for long periods of timr. But usally i can only sleeo 2 hrs at a time. Even aftet being awske for more than 24 hrs i still will only sleep 2 hours. I awake totaly refreshed n ready to go. Recently ive been napping sometimes twice a day ( i study alot) because after studying n thinking i get a wave of exhaustion n i litterly have to sit or lie down. Ive been doing the 2 hours sleep sch all my life. Im high energy n am very productive the sleep study i read said ur body gets most of its recharge the first 2 to 3 hrs of sleep anyway so idk. Im 57 n this is the only way ive ever been
Wow I've found someone else who sleeps in 2 hour cycles! I'm on the same sleep cycle as you and same as you it doesn't matter how long I stay awake or how tired I am, it's something that is a part of my life everyday. I was worried about it because I developed this 2-3 years ago but knowing that you also have it gives me some comfort. I sleep for 2 hours then do something for an hour or so then sleep again for 2 hours then do something for an hour then sleep again for 2 hours and so forth. I think I usually sleep 6hrs this way but sometimes it's 8 and other times 4 and other times 2. I also am fully awake/refreshed after the 2 hr sleep.
@@ScaryClown338 yea everyone was always tellin me how bad it is like doctors n.ya kno all the experts in.my life. So I talked to a lot of differant type doctors untill I found the sleep study that answered this questain for me. Not everyone needs 8 hours of sleep n the study talked about this short cycling like what u n I seem to have. It dosnt matter I do I cant sleep for more than 2 or 2 1/2 hours, even w medication that they wd want me to use! So the it seems gets 90% of its recharge in the first 3 hours. Let me ask u, do u dream ? Because it didnt seem that I did for along time. But now like u after waking up.i started awhile back going back to bed n sleeping for another 2 hours n I'll do that now 2 or 3 times a nite so now I am getting maybe 6 hours and I've started dreaming. I did learn in that study that during sleep this is where ur brain takes stuff that u learn that day n transfers it to long term memory. So if ur studying ALOT like I tend to do
( I'm old but kinda reeducating myself) it's easier to retain information if u try n sleep. For healing they said too. This is wear the body heals itself. So yes there are ppl like us that dont need so much sleep but I do now realize that it's better if I push myself to sleep more for my body to heal n get maximum results from studying
The white radiant spiders
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Tesla also fell in love with a pigeon.
I was aware that the human brain needed rem and non rem, and since to get into rem you need about 1 hour and a half after falling asleep then this method would be quite bad for brain health?
I would love for you to make a video about how to higher iq
Hey! This comment is actually what inspired me to make my latest video! I started down the research path after I came across it and that was the video I made from it.
The theme may be centered around gaming, but the last third of the video is the other most powerful ways to improve intelligence. I hope you enjoy it!
Thank you for dropping a comment! :)
so that explains why all nighters work better before exams
I work from 6am-10am.
Nap
Work again from 4pm-8pm.
And I skip all traffic and lines anywhere in public if I do go out.
By 10am every day I’ve accomplished an entire day’s work.
The evening work is like an entire second day.
And it leaves time for a full sleep at night plus a daytime nap.
In my opinion it’s the best sleep rhythm.
Smart people defy social norms. I find waking up at 7am, spending time in traffic, working 9-5 in one long stint, then more traffic, to be the most exhausting routine of them all.
If i dont sleep and just sleep like 2 to 4 hours after a 8 hours of my sleep i start hallucinating but my desire to paint increases most of my good art work where actually painted when i m sleep deprived and have a head ache , but the risk of hallucinating is like a big thing i see ghost and shit and at this point i dont even care bout them but i dont want to hurt any body cause u know nah shit happens when u hallucinate once i was sleep deprived and on a extreme cut i vent to my door to take some water from k kitchen
And bam i was pasted out every one was asleep so i was just like laying there for 20 mins something my nose got a bit u can say shifted but no other prob any way i m going to try i 4 or 5 hour one i well sleep for 4 hours and the. I will take 1 hour to naps i well tell u guys what happens . If i dont fall from stairs and die . Tc peace ✌️
That's my secret, Cap
I'm always tired
how am i meant to do this going to school 7 hours a day
#Sleepy We. Be Uhhh True That
A lot of natives tribesmen around the world sleep less then we do in western cultures. I think they sleep 4 to 7 hours a day.
God, I hate that. I wish it would stop. I just want to get a good night slepp, wake up ealy in the morning, and stay awake.
It's like... I tap into world knowledge and destroy my health or remain somewhat normal and die wondering
How to control myself not to fall asleep while taking nap
When I was detoxing from a really destructive phase of life my sleep pattern was completely broken due to paranoia and hallucinations. And I found out about polyphasic sleep at that time. It was responsible for pulling me back together. My sleep is back to a semi-monophase but im able to wake alert in less time than anybody else in my household and nobody understands it despite my attempts to describe this process. Great video!!
Buckminster Fuller, the father of geodesic domes, slept only 4 hours a day !!!!!
they sleeped in unconfortable wooden chairs, not on sofa or bed, that do a diferent kind of sleep, more counscious
I am big fan of nikola tesla if you are fan of nickol tesla please like
Me too I want to be like Him and Swami Vivekananda ❤️
Just sleep whenever there's a need for sleep. No crazy schedules required
I used to sleep for the "normal" amount of time before I realized that I actually need ten or even above that hours of sleep. Sleep the amount that your body craves, trust the thing that every form of life in the planet does, being underslept succs, don't do that.
Tip, if you can fall asleep right now, then you're vastly underslept
Embarrasing(but proud) moment during this video:
You put up faces of Leonardo DaVinci and Tesla. Then crossed them out and put in their places, Elon Musk and Leonardo Dicaprio.
As you did this you were speaking of how these were geniuses who used the uberman sleep schedule.
Im a HUGE fan of Da Vinci, Tesla, and Dicaprio. In Musks early days I was a HUGE Musk supporter.
Anyways, Long story long, Da Vinci, and Tesla obviosly earned their spots.
When I saw Dicaprio my brain said "WOAH, even The genius actor Leonardo Dicaprio uses this to be the best in his field."
Then I saw musk and was like "something doesnt seem right here."
"OOOOH...Dicaprio was a joke for Da Vinci, and Musk was a joke for Tesla."
Anyways, its embarrasing because I totally missed the joke.
But im proud because Leonardo Dicaprio is as amazing in his field as Tesla, and Da vinci were in their respective field's to me.
So he deserves to be there.
You can put Musk next to Edison....and Trump. 😂
I have been waiting for someone to comment on catching that joke for so long! Haha. Thank you. It's subtle, but one of my favorite additions I put into the edit last minute.
@@CommonKnowledge42 Better late than never!
I enjoyed it quite a bit. Especially catching it was a joke late. Lol.
Just as a new fan: I'm super interested in all of these classic scientists, and I know they all looked up to and respected each other for their scientific work specifically.
But do you happen to know, or want to make a video maybe looking deeper into see if there's any documentation about how einstein truly felt about newton, and things like his Alchemy, or if he had thoughts on the whole Tesla, Edison debacle.
I've always wanted to be a strong believer in Tesla, but it's almost like a religion as we don't have a ton of proof of his true genius that captivates us all.
It's always bugged me that he and Einstein lived during the same time period but Einstein didn't seem interested in the things Tesla was doing.
If anyone was a good enough man and intelligent enough to solve these mysteries that Tesla claimed about energy in the atmosphere, etc. and do it for the good of the world. Yet we never hear about Einsteins input on this.
Also Stephen Hawkings opinions of past scientists if he ever spoke of it.
Anyways, just a video I was looking for and couldn't exactly find. Haha
@@Chadillac-xq7xk Hey there, fellow science enthusiast! I've read some interesting anecdotes, but I might not be able to reference the sources. Did you know that Einstein was a big follower of Newton? He idolized Newton not just for his genius but also for the fact that he made theories and proved them to demonstrate the primary subject of his hypothesis. Einstein was also a humble person, so he credited his work to Newton, saying that all he has done is stood on the shoulders of giants. (Sources: Nat Geo's Genius series about Einstein, Walter Isaacson's book on Einstein, The World as I See It by A. Einstein)
Just a quick fact check: Einstein was born in 1879, while Tesla was born in 1856, making Einstein 23 years younger than Tesla. So, Einstein wasn't really born during the prime years of Tesla and wouldn't have been able to comment on the rivalries between Edison and Tesla. During the prime years of Einstein (when he was in his 20s), Tesla was already in his 50s, and during Einstein's annus mirabilis, Tesla commented on the Theory of Relativity as a work of fiction and far from reality. Not to resent Tesla, he was more of an inventor than a theoretical physicist, and the renowned physicists of the time were also not accepting of it. By the way, Einstein was once asked about the smartest person alive on Earth, and he said the reporters should ask this question to Tesla, nodding to the fact that he thought highly of him.
Sources for the last para might be found in the book My Inventions by Nikola Tesla, while the comment by Einstein was made in some newspaper.
I just hit the 48 hour mark
How is it so far??
@@CommonKnowledge42 I crashed hard and slept for like 10 hours I’ll never be a genius lmao
@@freelancedentist9480 🤣🤣🤣
⚠️ Einstein used to sleep for about 10 hours a day. Don't mind there are some genius that sleep great. 😅🙏👍
I just found my new justification for sleeping in! 😂
I stayed awake for 12 days once. Zero sleep
The dislikes are Edison's fans, who sucks btw.
#TeamTesla
@@CommonKnowledge42 Yeah
@@CommonKnowledge42 Show your subscriber count so that many people will be willing to subscribe. And post videos regularly your videos are gem not being mined.
I'll give it a shot. I had been testing having it hidden vs having the sub count shown. Oddly enough even after being inactive having it hidden I ended up with higher month over month sub counts than when it was visible. However, it could also be from views on certain videos also going up, so I'll turn it back on and compare the two.
Hoping to start making content regularly again soon, hopefully within the next month! Had to take some time off due to scheduling, but definitely not done forever!
Thanks for the watch and feedback, I really appreciate it!