who is today's Albert Einstein

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  • coachchris
    coachchris Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada Posts: 749
    My love growing up Winnie Cooper AKA: Danika McKellar. K maybe not the Einstein of today but she is incredibly brilliant and still holds a soft spot in my heart ;)
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  • roar
    roar Posts: 1,116
    sponger wrote:
    billy bob thornton in armageddon.

    :) great.
  • in_hiding79
    in_hiding79 Posts: 4,315
    Ron Burgundy!!! ;)
    And so the lion fell in love with the lamb...,"
    "What a stupid lamb."
    "What a sick, masochistic lion."
  • FinsburyParkCarrots
    FinsburyParkCarrots Seattle, WA Posts: 12,223
    Ron Jeremy? Well, he's got the moustache. And he knows that energy equals mass ...
  • scot88
    scot88 Posts: 217
    godpt3 wrote:
    what alot of folks don't realize is that Einstein was nothing more than a gifted amateur when it came to physics. Beyond being a brilliant thinker, he had no formal training in that regard. Hell, he was just a clerk in a Swiss patent office. After relativity, he spent the rest of his days working on the "theory of everything." Without success. And many of his achievements were quickly forgotten and overlooked when "nuclear physics" came of age in the 1930s and 1940s.

    Uh, he did work in a patent office, but he also had a doctorate in physics (not exactly an amateur.)
  • Cuntified C
    Cuntified C Posts: 114
    George Bush

    What, so Albert Einstein was retarded?
  • Gossard_Is_God
    Gossard_Is_God Posts: 1,031
    this has to be the single greatest response to a question in the history of mankind



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    id say Harold Ramis
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  • Pauk
    Pauk Posts: 1,084
    BinFrog wrote:
    The 'theory of everything" is still a major driving force in the scientific community. String Theory ring a bell?
    Indeed, but it depends on which way you look at it. Einstein worked on the theory without much success at all, which a lot of people see as tragic considering how early the great discoveries came in his career. A lot of documentaries on Einstein's life try and make him out to be obsessed with unifying science and religion by looking for the theory of everything, which I don't think is quite fair but is one way to dramatise it I guess.
    Paul
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  • battan1120
    battan1120 Posts: 310
    My 5 year old daughter Lily.You should see some of the shit she does.
    The bus came by and I got on!!!!!