But upon further reflection, the invites seemed pretty average since people of the caliber of Nicolas Tesla were scarce. Even though we had a lot of famous scientists, their achievements were impressive in their time but seemed rather average in the modern era. Even if they were invited, the effect they could bring about might not be that significant.
Unless there were experts of the same caliber, but it seemed like there weren't many who could be compared to Nicolas. However, Finn Lewis felt he had managed to gather all the globally famous scientists from that era! For instance, bringing together people like Lady Curie, Nicolas Tesla, Albert Ainsworth, Nobel Williams, etc., who weren't from the same time period, what did that mean?
Even if these great scientists weren't as extraordinary as Nicolas Tesla, wouldn't they be decent after systematic learning?
