>>>Umm, that's not proof of anything. That sounds more like an editorialized version of what the article writer imagines is the reason. Show a schedule from CERN that states this. >John G. Trump Three weeks after the Serbian-American inventor’s death, an electrical engineer from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was tasked with evaluating his papers to determine whether they contained “any ideas of significant value.” According to the declassified files, Dr. John G. Trump reported that his analysis showed Tesla’s efforts to be “primarily of a speculative, philosophical and promotional character” and said the papers did “not include new sound, workable principles or methods for realizing such results.” >Cern Master Schedule (edms.cern.ch) ... access denied when I tried to get into it. Unable to access either. >>Nice fan-fiction there. Prove it. No one ever claimed this to be true until Trump became president. >The Mystery of Nikola Tesla’s Missing Files | HISTORY (history.com) >>Show me one real experiment Tesla did that substantiates this claim. >Impossible since his files were confiscated. Then there’s the nagging question of the missing files. When Tesla died, his estate was to go to his nephew, Sava Kosanovic, who at the time was the Yugoslav ambassador to the U.S. (thanks to his familial connection with Serbia’s most celebrated inventor). According to the recently declassified documents, some in the FBI feared Kosanovic was trying to wrest control of Tesla’s technology in order to “make such information available to the enemy,” and even considered arresting him to prevent this. In 1952, after a U.S. court declared Kosanovic the rightful heir to his uncle’s estate, Tesla’s files and other materials were sent to Belgrade, Serbia, where they now reside in the Nikola Tesla Museum there. But while the FBI originally recorded some 80 trunks among Tesla’s effects, only 60 arrived in Belgrade, Seifer says. “Maybe they packed the 80 into 60, but there is the possibility that…the government did keep the missing trunks.” Inconclusive evidence of (((theft))) at best. Also John Trump said there was nothing of concern in the files. >24 Greatest Inventions of Nikola Tesla: Works, Contributions (inventiongen.com) Those are all mundane inventions. Nothing that someone else could not have come up with. >LHC is closer to that work than Tesla ever was. >Who is to say the LHC isn't one of Tesla's designs? Tesla did nothing of the sort. He didn't design anything like this. The work is better attributed to Ernest Lawrence who created the cyclotron in 1929/1930. (((Leo Szilárd))) also did some ground work on it, but Lawrence made it work.