Advanced Photoshop Pictures Contest - 39 image entries Contest Directions: Show how Einstein would live his life nowadays. What discoveries, or impact on our life he'd make? What products/services he'd possibly promote? What style of life he'd choose? [ browse best gallery pictures ] Tags: alberteinstein Jackpot: 1st place: $50, 2nd place: $30 , 3rd place: $20 Started: 3/14/2006 6:00:00 AM, Ended: 3/16/2006 6:00:00 AM
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Albert Einstein widely is regarded as the greatest scientist to live and work in the 20th century. He was born on March 14, 1879 at Ulm in Baden-Württemberg, German Empire, which is approximatel 100 kilometers east of Stuttgart. His parents were Hermann Einstein who was a feather bed salesman. His father later ran an electrochemical works. His mother was named Pauline with a maiden name of Koch. Within a half-century after his death, his eyes are to be found in a jar in New Jersey and his brain -- minus a few bits chipped off for analysis by scientists and researchers -- is in another jar in Lawrence, Kansas. With all of that said, his research and analysis together with his writings survive to this day. Above all, we maintain his vision. In the end, Einstein got us closer to nature's truths than anyone did before him. Additionally, we have come to appreciate how much he left unsolved by the time of his death. Once, after receiving a letter from a 15 year old girl who complained of having problems solving math problems, he sent a reply along with a page full of diagrams. He told her not to worry as his own difficulties in mathematics were much greater. When it comes to Einstein, everything is relative.
Einstein would be head of Microsoft unless he founded his own organisation. Point of interest, both Albert Einstein and Bill Gates had/have Asperger's syndrome.
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Albert Einstein widely is regarded as the greatest scientist to live and work in the 20th century. He was born on March 14, 1879 at Ulm in Baden-Württemberg, German Empire, which is approximatel 100 kilometers east of Stuttgart. His parents were Hermann Einstein who was a feather bed salesman. His father later ran an electrochemical works. His mother was named Pauline with a maiden name of Koch. Within a half-century after his death, his eyes are to be found in a jar in New Jersey and his brain -- minus a few bits chipped off for analysis by scientists and researchers -- is in another jar in Lawrence, Kansas. With all of that said, his research and analysis together with his writings survive to this day. Above all, we maintain his vision. In the end, Einstein got us closer to nature's truths than anyone did before him. Additionally, we have come to appreciate how much he left unsolved by the time of his death. Once, after receiving a letter from a 15 year old girl who complained of having problems solving math problems, he sent a reply along with a page full of diagrams. He told her not to worry as his own difficulties in mathematics were much greater. When it comes to Einstein, everything is relative.
