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Copyright Dr. Eng. Jan Pająk
Remote detection of impending earthquakes with the use of genius telepathic apparatus called "Zhang Heng Seismograph"
Part #J: Why inventors are persecuted - means the "curse of inventors":
#J1. Why God implements the "curse of inventors":
Motto: "Wise God intentionally directs the physical world in such a way, that the progress of knowledge is forced to follow the line of the greatest resistance."
The so-called "curse of inventors" has its justification. This justification is explained in item #B4.4. from the totaliztic web page Możajski and in item #G3. from the totaliztic web page Eco cars.
#J2. Another technical invention that also was completed before "its times":
"Zhang Heng seismograph" was not the only technical device constructed on Earth, that arrived while humanity was not prepared for it. Another such a device was that shown on the photograph to the right. It is an advanced (first) aeroplane constructed and flown on Earth in 1882, namely in times when the most advanced machine was a steam locomotive. This aeroplane was build by a Polish/Russian inventor named Aleksander Możajski. Further details about this extraordinary aeroplane are provided on the web page on Aleksander Możajski.
Img.124 (#J2) : The aeroplane build and flown by a Polish/Russian inventor named Aleksander Możajski. It was constructed and flown in 1882, i.e. around 21 years before the famous aeroplane of Wright Brothers from the USA, and 20 years before the aeroplane of the New Zealander Richard Pearse. Further details about this extraordinary Polish/Russian aeroplane are provided on the web page named Możajski (i.e. about Aleksander Możajski)
![Fig. #J2 (T2 in [10])](abb-ori/124.jpg)