Nikola Tesla believed in the existence of a universal medium called the “ether,” which he thought permeated all space and was the true carrier of energy and light. He theorized that this ether could be harnessed to transmit limitless energy wirelessly around the globe, envisioning a world where power would be freely available to everyone. Tesla’s experiments with wireless transmission, such as at Wardenclyffe Tower, were based on this ether theory. He argued that mainstream science’s rejection of ether limited humanity’s understanding of energy and the universe. While Tesla did not explicitly describe Earth as a “prison planet,” some reinterpret his writings to suggest he saw humanity as constrained by ignorance and untapped potential. His vision was ultimately of liberating humanity through the discovery and use of etheric energy, transcending current technological and societal limitations. Read More