People! Do you know that, the brain of the greatest scientist Albert Einstein has been preserved? There has been found something extra-ordinary! What's your opinion?
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ashikche is Kazi Ashikuzzaman
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Really? I didn't know This is soo interesting it's probably going to uncover some more facts about him I think it's extraordanry.
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Really amazing .I was wondring about him .it was amystery to me .Thanks for this info they are reallt great.
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Seriously? If this is true, it could be a life changing thing for so many people! It's such a great discovery- I mean, with all the neuroscience we have going today, we could essentially see just what his brain was like and find out so much more about him than we could ever have!
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What can I say..the guy was a genius..one of, if not the greatest scientist that has ever lived..yes I did know that his brain had been preserved..but I didn't know what the video told us..so thank you for sharing that ashikche :D
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I hope this isn't breaking news. I thought it was common knowledge Einstein had his brain preserved?
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My opinion is that CBS4 news is the Jerry Springer of Newschannels. If you listen close you will note that the people intewieved all agree that there was nothing really special about the brain, and that that is not required anyway for genius to happen. It is the jusrnalist/commentators who supply all the amazement in this non-story. regards JakobA
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it was just the period of time he lived and the subjects he studied, nothing special, he discovered the unkown. if it wasn't him someone else would have.
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cant get youtube (blocked on my pc - so you'll have to give the jist?) - first thoughts - Sleeping Helps Preserve Important Memories therefore i'd make sure that there's lullaby music in the background.
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Yes I knew he had donated his brain to science, and they found nothing extraordinary about it.
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Yes I did know, I also know that it was sliced and diced and sent off to various folks. And that a significant portion of his brain sat on a shelf for decades.
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Yes, I knew that he had donated himself to science. But it was not so much his brain power but the way he was wired. He thought in a way that had never been before in recorded history. It may be true that his brain had several abnormalities, but whether or not they were actually to do with his brilliance is still a mystery, much like the man himself. There are no tombstones, no monument to his great work. This didn't surprise me at all; his theories, his equations which I can honestly say have changed the world - those are his memorials. Those are his real tombstones.
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