> Some experts were not to bright in the military. Hedy Lamarr invented a way to guide torpedo,s. That could not be blocked. The Navy experts laughed at her. She gave us cell phones and many other things based on her invention.
Although Hedy Lamarr did patent a technique we now call "spread-spectrum communications", her contributions to that technology are overstated. Her invention was not practical to implement with 1940s technology. Interestingly, modern remotely-guided torpedoes are not radio-controlled but rather wire-guided. Not only are wire-guided torpedoes and missiles virtually jam-proof, wire guidance could have been implemented in the 1940s.
Your anecdote regarding an American selling his tank design to Germany is dubious. German tank design was very much an evolution, starting with under-gunned and under-armored models in the early days of WWII up to the heavy Panther and Tiger tanks used at the end of the war. When the Germans encountered British, American and Soviet tanks, they studied them and incorporated what they learned into their own designs. The heavy German tanks were notoriously unreliable and (fortunately for the allies) Germany wasn't able to produce enough of them.
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