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5-27-2007 5:20 PM
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5-29-2007 5:13 PM
ericskiff
I could be wrong, but I thought I remembered reading somewhere that Einstein didn't want research like this done on his brain... I'll have to look that up and see if I can find it.
5-30-2007 7:12 AM
debbyski
5-30-2007 4:59 PM
JackiJinx
On the link debbyski posted:

"Einstein did not object to the study of his brain. However, he did *not* want any of the resulting findings publicized. (Reference: Abraham, C., Possessing Genius: The Bizarre Odyssey of Einstein's Brain, New York: St. Martin's Press, 2002)"
5-30-2007 9:43 PM
RavenFox
Wow! Einstein was awesome. So JackiJinx what was revealed today he didn't want anyone to know?
5-31-2007 8:12 AM
mona
I think it's sad that his one wish (not to have any findings on his brain publicised) was not granted. And yet, like the rest of you who have popped this, the findings fascinate me!
6-1-2007 8:19 AM
Pebri
Intelligence is external.
6-2-2007 8:32 AM
RobinLKM
I wonder why he didn't want the result to be publicised. People are interested to know why.
6-2-2007 4:21 PM
Pebri
Yes, so am I. I guess we will never know. Perhaps he realised that intelligence was from the Creator and not from brains.
6-4-2007 4:03 PM
dna last mark
I've already read about this and can assure everyone this is a bunch of bull. The scientist who "proved" the difference of Einstein's brain did so with faulty techniques and compared his brain with average run of the mills joes not a good comparison. Look I know this may be hard to believe but Einstein actually had a learning disability he was tossed out of school and failed math. He also had aspergers syndrome Einstein was hampered in the learning deoartment except for the aspergers which is known as the little proffesors syndrome. But look where he got, he rewrote the laws of gravity showed that time was not a constent and that mass and energy are one. I have researched Einstein I have rea...
6-23-2007 12:01 PM
strider72
Did they compare it to "average" brains or those of other geniuses?
6-24-2007 7:04 PM
dna last mark
The basic average joes but today they would be considered illiterate homeless people
6-18-2008 6:47 AM
vaishok
gud recearch
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