Re: [DL] All right. I'm here now.

["Jim Santagate" <jsanta1@prodigy.net>]

> Unless I'm mistaken, I don't believe that Tesla "happened" until the early
> part of this century, something like the 30s or 40s.  I don't think he
would
> have even been old enough to have been Mad Scientisting in the Weird West
> (unless perhaps he was a bit Dexter-ish).

Delurking for a moment.

Actually, after a quick search of the web (garnering 15 yahoo site matches),
I found that Tesla was born in 1856 and died in 1943.  He received his first
six patents in 1886.  So maybe it is possible that he was actually inventing
stuff in 1877 at age 21...