Einstein had a silly mustache, i never trust people with silly mustaches
So that means you don't trust Mumbo Jumbo? How dare you?!?! XD
wdym??? I thought Grian and Docm77 took his "silly mustache" away
Even smart people make mistakes.
I agree.
Even smart people make mistakes.
lookit Steven Squawking's last book. he said...
"I think the universe was spontaneously created out of nothing, according to the laws of science,"
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wha-wait wait a sec. according to the laws of who's science ??
wutta stoopit idiot !...see how dum even the so-called smartest ppl can sound ?
Even smart people make mistakes.
I don't.
Sorry but his IQ was 186 dummies.
Great title for a forum. It has garnered a lot of discussion.
Great title for a forum. It has garnered a lot of discussion.
Who knew discussions needed gardeners? I guess I learnt me sumthin? I wunder wut my IQ is? 
@cheeky_chicky that made me laugh! Great reply. You obviously have a great sense of humor. I'm going to send you a friend invitation.
Sorry but his IQ was 186 dummies.
It was estimated at about 160. Mine is about 160 too but I publish it at 192.
just wondering. if theres a heaven ? do u think he's in it ?
Optimissed, you are wrong my information is from the U.S. John Teller the inventor of the Hydrogen bomb was a student of Einstein at Princeton he has told me.He knows better than you. Secundo my great father Lord Jeans the inventor of the radars was a friend of Einstein. Third when I have invented the micro-processors in 1975 my IQ was tested by the U.S.A. it was 240. One of the highest IQ ever.Miss Rometty who became later the boss of IBM was tested at 251. Meanwhile I play chess because there is no hollywood or NASA and no Silicone valley in Canada. I have succeeded there in music (composer) astronaut (ask to the other Charles) and I have solved the ten enigmas that Einstein did not solve, one of its was about electric circuits giving birth to Siliconevalley.
I am not as good at chess. I began playing seriously at the end of my high school years. I have been at percentile 98 in 15-10 and 10-0 but could not last there, too many books I did not read about chess. When I began studying halliday-resnick, a military program about physics the electric circuits were two inches large now its are microscopic. About the theory in electricity there is nothing more to find.At the end of the program they are telling us that we know now as much as Einstein. Few things are still top secret according to Teller but it is almost true. It is a shame that in Canada they have put it a program for 17 to 19 years old. It was definitively a university program to develop fastly physicists. Alleluia.
I think a lot of people don't understand that Einstein was talented and intelligent but he was also very stupid. He couldn't manage relationships, was violent etc. So his opinions aren't worth anything.
Optimissed, you are wrong my information is from the U.S. John Teller the inventor of the Hydrogen bomb was a student of Einstein at Princeton he has told me.He knows better than you. Secundo my great father Lord Jeans the inventor of the radars was a friend of Einstein. Third when I have invented the micro-processors in 1975 my IQ was tested by the U.S.A. it was 240. One of the highest IQ ever.Miss Rometty who became later the boss of IBM was tested at 251. Meanwhile I play chess because there is no hollywood or NASA and no Silicone valley in Canada. I have succeeded there in music (composer) astronaut (ask to the other Charles) and I have solved the ten enigmas that Einstein did not solve, one of its was about electric circuits giving birth to Siliconevalley.
Wonderful. But which was the eleventh enigma .... the one that Einstein solved? I forget, although I was, of course, still alive at the time, in 1422.
Where did you get that propaganda. He was okay and the best mathematician ever. His second wife was in the family of Babe Ruth a great baseball player. She was his sister. That in law family was difficult to handle. Their son was very clever in economics he has invented life insurance and he was living in Chicago where he was very famous Frank Einstein jr. I bet you do not get it.
"Wrong again Albert haaa haaa haaa" - Stephen Hawking