
The Problem of Increasing Human Energy
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Narrated by:
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Ryan Jarvis
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Nikola Tesla
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Written in 1900 by Nikola Tesla, this book gives great ideas on automation, agriculture, energy, and increasing human output to improve the human condition.
Public Domain (P)2017 Ryan Jarvis
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- chris
- 09-08-2017
Didn't need the opinion of the reader
I have read everything of Tesla's i can get my hands on and the book here was great, but it has a terrible sjw afterword that tells us we have to give up the fruits of our labour to others who don't contribute (socialism) which spoils the reading to be honest.
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