Viktor Schauberger was not a learned man in the conventional scientific sense. He had, however, seen right into the depths of the workings of Nature, and his theories are based on his own understanding of Nature's life and functions. He was, of course, an outsider, an individualist; but history teaches us that, even within natural science, such people have frequendy produced epoch-making discoveries, while in their own lifetimes being considered ignorant laymen by the learned world. Seldom achieving recognition themselves, following generations have often had cause to bless their work. It is possible that Viktor Schauberger will one day be included in this category of scientist
