Did Einstein talk about girls in science?
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Einstein liked to flirt when he was young but he was also obsessed with his Physics. For example, his first marriage ended in divorce because of his indifference to his wife and child. This was during the first release of his general theory. Their marriage was good for him because she was a higher math major and they worked together in their early marriage towards the release of his book.\n\nPBS had an outstanding bio on him about a year ago and it revealed a side of him and woman that I had never known before. I am sure if you got on the web and went to the PBS web site, www.PBS.org and looked under Nova and the name of the DVD movie is: Einstein's Big Idea. I know this is the one because I recognized the guy that played him when I saw it. Hope this helped and good luck.
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Einstein also said tha Quantum Physics was rubbish and it has replaced Einstein with the String and M theory proving what he never could \nEinstein was a genious a big guy but he was not infalleble\n\nBut everybody has predicted many kinds of global disastres\none of them could put out the lights
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I think it is Albert Einstein... Einstein stated The Theory of Relativity, breaking down Isaac Newton's The laws of Three Motions and Theory of Gravitation, demonstrated that Newton's theories were only partially right. What is more, scientists believe that there will need more than 200 years for another "Einstein" be born in this world to help the innovation of Physics. Current Mathematics is not adequate for solving Physical problems any more.
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Did not know Einstein said it:  we like answer A.
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My own personal perception is that it's a myth whose obvious "truth" is perpetuated by social customs.\n\nToo often, young girls aren't encouraged to pursue study in subjects like math and science. In so many words, they're told that those subjects aren't for girls - an assertion that carries forward in the minds of girls that "math is hard" or that "science is for boys."\n\nFor the record, those ideas are nonsense. Math and science study are for anyone who wants to devote the time and effort to understanding them. It only takes a logical mind, and that's not something that is the exclusive domain of men or women.\n\nWith that said, the ideas do seem to perpetuate themselves over time. I teach computer engineering, and I can count the number of female students that I have in three class sections (totalling just over 100 students) on two hands and have fingers left over.\n\nIf the ideas that women can't do math and science go unchecked, it's too late to turn them around by the time they get to be of college age - and that's unfortunate, because it means that a lot of bright people aren't studying math and science because someone told them years ago that it wasn't for them on the basis of their gender.\n\nSome of my best students have been young women who probably excelled because they had to get used to pushing themselves not to be marginalized by people who thought that math and science weren't "proper" for young women.\n\nI might go looking to see if there are any sources that support this idea, but my own feeling is that aptitude doesn't distribute differently based on gender.\n\nOf course, someone may present evidence to the contrary. That's what discussion is all about.
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True. we do develope quicker than guys but not all girls are smarter than guys.
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fairy tales? , probably you can do that in literature or history, but in physics is sort of hard ..He dedicated his life to work , he was truly a genius, we needed a bunch of scientists to get together just for continue with his legacy ; maybe his ideas were , at his time, sort of fantastic ; but I don't think He was a lier or something ,if that's what you were trying to say... if not, yeah he was fun :P
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Nope! That's where he got a Nobel Prize..And not in relativity.\n\nWe are using photo electric devices everywhere now.
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einstein didn't say anything like that.
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The problem with women is that understanding them is much like the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.  You can know their mood or their rationalization for their actions, but never both at the exact same time.   Attempting to ascertain one will most definitely have an impact on the other.\n\nSo, in some sense it might help, but you run into the same limitations as you do when examining subatomic particles.
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Niels Bohr and Albert Einstein were debating about quantum theory. By the mid 1930s, Einstein had accepted quantum mechanics as a consistent theory for the statistics of the behavior of atoms. He recognized that it was "the most successful physical theory of our time." This theory, which he had helped to create, could explain nearly all the physical phenomena of the everyday world. Eventually the applications would include transistors, lasers, a new chemistry, and more. Yet Einstein could not accept quantum mechanics as a completed theory, for its mathematics did not describe individual events. Einstein felt that a more basic theory, one that could completely describe how each individual atom behaved, might yet be found. By following the approach of his own general theory of relativity, he hoped to dig deeper than quantum mechanics.
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OMG  I just looked at Airplanegirl's pic....lmao.\n\nYou know Einstein, I think you may have something there.\nWould they be able to keep each other's hands off their boobies though?  That is the question....LOL
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hmm always thought there were more girls than guys in this world, never really thought about it, but according the the current theories behind genes, there should be an equal chance between recieving the chromosomes for a boy as a girl.
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he could have easily said that because if you work in binary math 1+1 doesn't = 2, 1+1=1.\n\nPS I don't know for a fact if Einstein actually said it or not, but it is possible
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ya anyone who pays attention in science class should know that, which is why i don't understand why males think they are better than females, they aren't, we are essentially equal
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Dang mom your daughter is smart!! Yes, that is an excellent IQ for an adult!! Einstein was considered to "only" have an IQ of about 160. So your daughter can be the next Einstein. To know more about IQ's check out this website!
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Female astronomer. She did a lot of important work in the turn of the century at a time when it was extremely unusual for a woman to go to college, let alone study science.