Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Mashashola said:
SGR YA umeme iNAMALIZA 2 HOURS KWENDA Dar hadi morogoro 180km?? Kenya ni 4HRS 500KM NAIROBI HADI MSA na hatujaweka stima
Mturuki anacheka hadi Bank 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

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Ndio mulidanganywa na mama Ngina hvo😁😁
472km over 6 hours 😂😂😂😂😂
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Chamoto said:
Yes, it's called a paradigm shift, one is what you just mentioned (Einstein's), the other one is Copernican's. In both paradigms, existing concept was revolutionized by a new way of thinking. Nikola Tesla didn't revolutionize anything, other than applying the existing knowledge.
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You definitely know of the Edison vs Tesla rivalry. Edison allegedly invented Direct Current while Tesla is the alleged inventor of Alternating Current. Before the discovery of AC by Tesla, DC generators were the ones being used worldwide for power production and distribution. Before Tesla, no one had knowledge of AC and DC was thought as the only way power could be produced and generated. Then the "War of Currents" started, one of the greatest battles in history. The winner was going to be chosen as the worldwide generator and distributor of electricity. Edison was a staunch advocate for DC power. After Tesla quit working for Edison, he began developing a current that would challenge Edison's Direct Current.

Direct Current was inefficient and could not transmit electricity over long distances. Moreover, DC generators would fail frequently and had limitations that constrained their efficiency. Telsa's development of the AC induction motor and polyphase AC system presented a more efficient way of power generation and transmission. It had numerous advantages over the DC, for instance, could be stepped up or stepped down.

During the War of Currents, both Edison and Tesla campaigned for their individual inventions to be chosen for worldwide power generation and transmission. Edison knew his DC was inferior but tried to deceive people that it was superior to AC by spreading misnfomation and even excecuting animals live using Tesla's AC, just to show that AC was dangerous. However, despite Edison's efforts, AC proved to be superior and even got more recognition after it was used in the first hydroelectric dam, Niagara Falls, and proved its superiority for large scale power generation and distribution.

Therefore Tesla's inventions can also be termed as a paradigm shift, it's just not as widely known as Einstein's. Prior to Tesla's works on AC, DC systems dominated the world in the field of power generation, transmission and distribution. Nobody knew of Alternating Current until Tesla made his studies in that field. This therefore qualifies to be a paradigm shift, it was his invention.

AC is what is used worldwide in modern electrical grid, which facilitated the widespread electrification of cities, industries, and households. Therefore, saying that Tesla only applied existing knowldge and that he did not revolutionize anything could be misleading. Nobody knew of AC and Tesla developed it, even if he applied knowledge by other scholars. He should be given credit, of which most of the time he doesn't. Ever thought of how the world would be if DC won over AC as Edison wanted. The world would be really different from what it is today. Therefore, is the invention of AC a paradigm shift? It definitely is, it revolutionized the modern world. It's just not as widely known as Eintein's paradigm shift. Most people do not even know of Nikola Tesla.
 
Sama boy 255 said:
Ifike mahala hizi nafasi zote za viongozi wa kuchaguliwa na wananchi wawekewe viwango vya elimu at least kiongozi hata wa mtaa kufika hadi kwa mbunge awe ni bachelor degree holder, tuachane kabisa na masuala ya kuongozwa na vilaza kwasababu matokeo yake ni hawa wapumbavu akina Boniface Jackob, sijawahi kuona mimi kiongozi wa siasa anaeneza uzushi kupotesha jamii juu ya maendeleo yao wenyewe. Hili suala limeniumiza sana nikiwa mzalendo wa dhati wa taifa langu..
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Apo umenena waweke vigezo vya elimu tuache masuala ya kusoma na kuandika awe na akili timamu ni mtanzania watu wachujwe mchujo mkali ata mawaziri pia awe kwenye wazara ambayo ameisomea vizuri.. e.g PENA pale ile wizara inatakiwa mtu alie somea masuala ya technology kwa upana zaidi la sivyo viongozi watakua wanatupeleka kwenye mashimo coz wanao waongoza wamesoma kuliko wao ilo ni tatizo uyuu jamaa boni anazingua sana mbwa uyu.
 
Chamoto said:
You're correct, many people don't know other Einsteins work other than Special and General theory of relativity. But this is normal in any field, you are known for such and such.

Isaac Newton is known for laws of motion and gravity but he also invented calculus and reflecting telescope. He came up with techniques of doing numerical analysis to approximate roots of equations. Not only that but he also gave us a law of cooling. With his color wheel and prism he was able to demonstrate that white light (Sun light) comprises of seven colors (rainbow colors).

He also studied diffraction, which led to the understanding of the bending of light around corners, this insight was later proven by Thomas Young in his slit experiment. This knowledge led to photoelectric effect you mentioned about Einstein.
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Newton did not “invent” calculus, Calculus ilikuwa developed na Leibniz …
 
The Other Delo said:
You definitely know of the Edison vs Tesla rivalry. Edison allegedly invented Direct Current while Tesla is the alleged inventor of Alternating Current. Before the discovery of AC by Tesla, DC generators were the ones being used worldwide for power production and distribution. Before Tesla, no one had knowledge of AC and DC was thought as the only way power could be produced and generated. Then the "War of Currents" started, one of the greatest battles in history. The winner was going to be chosen as the worldwide generator and distributor of electricity. Edison was a staunch advocate for DC power. After Tesla quit working for Edison, he began developing a current that would challenge Edison's Direct Current.

Direct Current was inefficient and could not transmit electricity over long distances. Moreover, DC generators would fail frequently and had limitations that constrained their efficiency. Telsa's development of the AC induction motor and polyphase AC system presented a more efficient way of power generation and transmission. It had numerous advantages over the DC, for instance, could be stepped up or stepped down.

During the War of Currents, both Edison and Tesla campaigned for their individual inventions to be chosen for worldwide power generation and transmission. Edison knew his DC was inferior but tried to deceive people that it was superior to AC by spreading misnfomation and even excecuting animals live using Tesla's AC, just to show that AC was dangerous. However, despite Edison's efforts, AC proved to be superior and even got more recognition after it was used in the first hydroelectric dam, Niagara Falls, and proved its superiority for large scale power generation and distribution.

Therefore Tesla's inventions can also be termed as a paradigm shift, it's just not as widely known as Einstein's. Prior to Tesla's works on AC, DC systems dominated the world in the field of power generation, transmission and distribution. Nobody knew of Alternating Current until Tesla made his studies in that field. This therefore qualifies to be a paradigm shift, it was his invention.

AC is what is used worldwide in modern electrical grid, which facilitated the widespread electrification of cities, industries, and households. Therefore, saying that Tesla only applied existing knowldge and that he did not revolutionize anything could be misleading. Nobody knew of AC and Tesla developed it, even if he applied knowledge by other scholars. He should be given credit, of which most of the time he doesn't. Ever thought of how the world would be if DC won over AC as Edison wanted. The world would be really different from what it is today. Therefore, is the invention of AC a paradigm shift? It definitely is, it revolutionized the modern world. It's just not as widely known as Eintein's paradigm shift. Most people do not even know of Nikola Tesla.
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Bro, I studied ECE.
 
Chamoto said:
Bro, I studied ECE.
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In both paradigms, existing concept was revolutionized by a new way of thinking. Nikola Tesla didn't revolutionize anything, other than applying the existing knowledge.

Wasn't AC a new way of thinking? When only DC was thought to be the only way of generating and transmitting electricity?
 
The Other Delo said:
In both paradigms, existing concept was revolutionized by a new way of thinking. Nikola Tesla didn't revolutionize anything, other than applying the existing knowledge.

Wasn't AC a new way of thinking? When only DC was thought to be the only way of generating and transmitting electricity?
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Both types were already in use but not widely used. Edison and Tesla rivalry was just a business competition.
 
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