Einstein's education

"The only thing that stood in the way of my learning was my
education." Albert Einstein

On Aug 31, 4:37*pm, BURT <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote:

xxein: Change "The only thing" to "one thing".

BURT wrote:

It is all about success, not cute quotations
that you doubtless misunderstand in this
instance.

We don't actually know your age, but Einstein
had achieved his Nobel award paper by 1905,
26 years after his birth, and the award was
made in 1922 when he was about 43 years of age.
All you've provided the world with so far is
crap if your usenet postings are any indication
of the extent of your capabilities.

So if you're older than age 26 and don't have
articles published in peer reviewed journals
you're not on track to be the next Einstein.

And quite frankly even if you're younger than
26 you don't stand a snowball's chance in hell
of being noticed for anything higher than a
crank award.

he was smart enuff to make you think that

Sanforized wrote:

It's being used as an excuse to not do the work required in school.
This indicates that the person isn't a genius and would rather
spend his/her time thinking of excuses to do the work than
doing it. A real genius simply won't waste their thinking
time on this kind of useless crap.

/BAH

On Sep 2, 3:42*am, jmfbahciv <jmfbahciv@aol> wrote:

You don't know what is important.

BURT wrote:

I do know.

/BAH

On Sep 3, 3:05*am, jmfbahciv <jmfbahciv@aol> wrote:

I don't think so.

PD wrote:


I'll take this a step further to say
that *everything* that BURT/Mitch thinks
is weird.

On 1 Sep, 20:14, PD <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote:

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Shaw says more or less the same thing as AE, though neither Shaw nor
AE, I am sure, ever would have wanted anybody to be abandoned in the
world without a knowledge of reading and writing and, at least, basic
math.
--
foolsrushin.