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Cenoxium
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This is a thread about a famous man that helped us have what we have today. Einstein helped, too. A lot. I think this thread will be dedicated to him.

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DeadlyVelociraptor
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Old einstein...

what the hell!? Why did you do that!? I mean getting your student/ assistant to invent something that will destroy humanity was such a super nice idea! *facepalms* well at least you donated all that money to israel.... and caused it's future destruction you idiot!!

FryLock19
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Eistein was genius, that is a fact. The fact that the US government used his intelligence to create evil was what haunted him to his grave.

tangramfool
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Einsteins theory of relativity was brilliant. He paved the way for people like Stephen Hawking. And my friend, who has created a theory for time travel. I say a THEORY, because it is very hard to put into practice. But it sounds like it would work.

tangramfool
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Gravity was Isaac Newton!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

deathopper
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[quote]We have gravity thanks to Einstein XD


Gravity was Isaac Newton!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/quote]

Hey, wait a minute! I thought that gravity existed since like forever. And that Isaac Newton only proved that it existed and made a law for it. Looks like this biography of Isaac Newton is wrong (you only have to read the first paragraph).
deathopper
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Oh, sorry here's the bigraphy of Isaac Newton that's wrong. Sorry for the double post.

loloynage2
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Einstein was genius, that is a fact. The fact that the US government used his intelligence to create evil was what haunted him to his grave.


Yea. He died from something he had, not sure if it was a illness, but he could have been saved. But he told the doctors he didn't want to live anymore
Joe96
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Some people claim he made a submarine vanish in thin air! There's a video in this link. It gets interesting after about 4-5 minutes if you want to skip ahead.

nichodemus
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I really don't think we have much to thank Einstein for as yet except an equation that every god **** twit thinks makes him a genius by quoting.

And come to think of it, none of his work has any tangible applications today.

Kyouzou
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who has created a theory for time travel.


In science a theory is something that has been proven with multiple experiments, what your friend has done is come up with an idea.


Nichodemus you know that Einstein developed the basis for nuclear weapons right? I'm positive that a nuclear weapon is tangible.
As for his other research, it may not be available for use at the moment due to a lack of technology, but eventually humanity will reach that point.
nichodemus
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He developed a theory that was important in nuclear research, BUT

he didn't do the actual research/experimentation. He merely signed a letter to the President recommending nuclear weapons as a viable weapon.

tangramfool
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He didnt WANT them to build nuclear bombs. They just did.

skarl
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ít's like with Nobel: they used his way to make mining easier to make bombs and weapons.

time travel has been proved. if you have two clocks of wich the first one is send to ISS, the other stays on earth, the first comes back, and it is a little earlier on this clock. time travel exists: you just can't go back.

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Constantine Karatheodori and several other mathematicians helped Einstein shape his theories. The reason was that -according to some persons- he wasn't very good as a mathematician.

nichodemus
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He didnt WANT them to build nuclear bombs. They just did.


Initially he did, though after Hiroshima and Nagasaki his view changed, as did many other scientists involved in the Manhattan Project.
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