I advise you to read "Drop out and get schooled" it perfectly describes that original and creative minds can't develop their gifts to their true potential in college.
Logic will get you from A to B, imagination will take you everywhere. - Albert Einstein The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination. - Albert Einstein Imagination is more important than knowledge. - Albert Einstein
That's actually a lie. He had trouble with rote memorization which was a feature of elementary education. He wasn't a straight A+ student but I doubt he got less than a B, depending on how much he could stomach the material.
I was like: I want to think and be like Einstein. but then I remembered its like copying an original and that I'm better off on my way of thinking, after all that's what makes us all different and unique. but I still idolize Einstein, he's a great scientist. Edit: English is not my first language....... lol
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Spacetime was based on the works of Lorentz and Poincare. I'd rather categorize Einstein's work as the next step, than original :) Albeit being a large step.
Thank you; it's apparent you know what you're talking about. I guess I owe Einstein more credit. Peter Higgs too; regardless of CERN, after creating the atom cores of several elements, I noticed that the atom mass compares to the number of nucleons on the surface, not the total amount. Thus indicating some kind of interaction with the ether is needed for "creating" mass. With some nucleons being partly obscured, it's not strange that the atom mass is often a fracture, and not a whole number of U's. The minor difference between P and N doesn't account for this. You'll probably think I'm insane, but to me the universe is completely Newtonian, having only one elementary particle. The rest being smoke & mirrors :) If you can get around my arrogance, you'll find my crystal micro-machines where (half) quarks spin in and out of the atom locally, creating Heisenberg's uncertainty. All the shields comply with their respective atom mass, valence, vander Waals radii, radioactive emission (if), physical and chemical properties, and all my atoms are self-creating. Once you figure out the shape of a single nucleon, it's not that hard: Force them onto each other, and the periodic table emerges by itself. What are the odds? Only difference, Curium is the completed 7th shield, not Californium :) All nucleons want to decay into protons, but some have to keep a low profile to prevent gridlock. That's how you can distinguish the neutrons. Madness, isn't it? But it complies.. I'm an obsessive recluse with a 152 IQ; not to brag, but to point out that despite me being a crackpot, I'm not wasting your time. (Admitting numerous people out there who are smarter than me, or more talented.) It took me a year to figure out what the atoms look like, and 9 months to calculate the radius of the graviton using photons (which turned out to be the Bohr radius, thus deviating from mainstream values). Now I'm struggling for over 5 years to figure out the exact origin of the spectral lines of H, so I guess I'm getting senile... Feel free to check my website for your amusement. You'll recognize my atoms years from now, by somebody else's hand, because I don't exist: Recognition is a scarce commodity, my friend. Have a nice day :)
@Heisenberg-SchrodingerEmc2 Rape and revenge films are a subgenre of exploitation film that was particularly popular in the 1970s. Explanation of the subgenre Rape and revenge films generally follow the same three-act structure:[citation needed] Act I: A usually female character is (violently) raped and maybe further abused, tortured or left for dead. Act II: The character survives and may rehabilitate themselves. Act III: The character exacts revenge and/or kills their rapist(s). In some cases, the character is incapacitated or killed at the end of the first act, and the "revenge" is carried out by their family, as in The Virgin Spring, I Saw the Devil, Nocturnal Animals, the original The Last House on the Left, The House of the Spirits, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. In Gaspar Noé's 2002 film Irréversible, the structure was reversed, with the first act depicting the revenge before tracing back the events which led to that point. Roger Ebert argues that, by using this structure as well as a false revenge, Irréversible cannot be classified as an exploitation film, as no exploitation of the subject matter takes place.[1] The genre has attracted critical attention.[2][3][4][5] Much of this critical attention comes from feminist critics examining the complex politics involved in the genre and its impact on cinema more generally. More recently, a broad analysis of the rape-revenge genre and concept was published in Rape-Revenge Films: A Critical Study, by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. The book argues against a simplistic notion of the term "rape-revenge" and suggests a film-specific approach in order to avoid generalizing films which may "diverge not over the treatment of sexual assault as much as they do in regard to the morality of the revenge act."[6] In addition to American and French films, rape/revenge films have been made in Japan (e.g., Takashi Ishii's Freeze Me), Finland,[7] Russia (The Voroshilov Sharpshooter), Argentina (e.g., I'll Never Die Alone; [2008]; original title: No Moriré Sola), and Norway (e.g., The Whore [2009]; original title: Hora). See also Captivity narrative
@@STARDRIVE yep einstein basically became famous, because he didn't forced himself to Newtonian physics group, and tried lorentz transformation for changing frame of reference instead of classical way, and Ricci tensors, poincare also Riemannian for his manifold which people of his time thought was too abstract mathematics, he just tried already working models of different mathematicians and got a working solution, history has given too much credit too him, while none for others..
Dude, you're wrong. He WAS a good student he always got good notes, you see his notes were some of the best note of his school/College, just watch Einstein's matriculation certificate at the age of 17. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c3/Albert_Einstein%27s_exam_of_maturity_grades_%28color2%29.jpg (On a scale of 1-6, with 6 being the highest possible mark) Welp, mediocre people want to scuse themselves saying "Aintstain got bad notes and look at him... i'm a genius!" He got awesome notes and people thing he was one of the worst. Investigate before misinforming. English isn't my main language, so sorry if i make mistakes.... Edit: Forgot note scale and i had a little mistake with words.
You both are wrong. He didn't get his matriculation certificate in Germany but in Switzerland where 6 was the best mark you could get and 1 the worst. As far as I can tell Germany never had mark 6 as the best one
Weird his english score is zero/blank? anyway I think his mentioning college not really highschool (pls correct if I'm wrong i don't understand german but i think it's a high school grade certificate)
Is it just me or was there some misinformation sent? Falling is still an act of gravity. The worker would neither be weightless or immune from gravitational pull.
Yeah gravity would still be pulling the worker down, however gravitational forces would no longer exert power on him. An experiment to prove this is poke holes on the side of a water battle, towards the bottom. Plug them, fill bottle with water and drop it. Right before you let go remove your finger from the wholes and you will see the water begin to pour out, but when you drop the bottle, the water stops coming out. Gravity is still pulling the bottle down but the gravitational forces are no longer acting on the water and therefore it remains inside the bottle as long as it's in free fall.
"[1] Gravity would still be pulling the worker down, however [2] 'gravitational forces' (whatever *that* means--what's the distinction?) would no longer exert power on him." WHICH IS IT??? Whether or not water is inside a bottle, gravity still exerts the force to accelerate it, does it not? Ever heard of this thing called rain? Waterfalls? Gravity affects the water and the bottle equally, which is why the water is no longer spilling from the bottle. Acceleration of earth's gravity is still 9.8 meters/second, no matter what two objects you're comparing. Drop a feather and a 50-lb dumbbell at the same time, and gravity acts upon them equally.
Everyone has an amazing imagination and ideas to invent new objects or ideas *But then it's all lost when you tell yourself "Meh. Scientists are probably working on it already"*
The flip side of being an INTJ and 'original thinker' is that it makes relating to and working with other personality types difficult. This is especially the case when it comes to more conventional personalities in positions of authority. The vast majority of the World's population are people with personalities centered around their emotions. They tend to place their feelings ahead of intuitive thinking abilities. For the 2% of people with the INTJ personality type (aka same as Einstein) nothing is more frustrating than being constrained by people who can't see past themselves. Being original is a hard life to forge through. Success for an INTJ often requires the right environment and support structure to enable them to excel.
Upcycle Electronics I've read Einstein is INTP, in some popular sites e.g 16personalities. I know this is debatable as MBTI has little scientific base and Einstein himself didnt take the test
Ngân Phạm Your right the test itself is flawed, mostly due to the way the person taking the test perceived the question and if that is repeatable. There are also underlying issues that can drastically alter the outcome, such as bipolar disorder. If I am not mistaken, the order of the 4 personality traits is intended to go from left to right, and from largest core traits to definitive traits of lesser magnitude. As an INTJ that tests consistently as an INTJ, and that heavily identifies with the type description, I get very low percentage numbers for the Judgmental category. I don't in any way consider myself an Einstein. I do tend to map out connections mentally in a way where I am able to draw intuitive connections that seem totally unrelated to most people. When I hear about how Einstein related thought from observing item A and drew conclusions about seemingly unrelated item B, I relate 100%. My mind works more on a continuum. Sleeping feels more like an inconvenience to thought, and I have to work really hard to relate to people that expect daily social pleasantries. Interesting subjects stay constantly on the back of my mind slipping in and out of active thought for weeks to months at a time, meditating on the various implications and connections. When I was younger I thought that ment I was dumb, because I hate accepting ideas at face value. I want to fully understand how and why concepts and ideas connect. With age I've learned to define that as curiosity, and develop it. It wasn't until I started to understand, most people don't like to think and actively seek out deeper thought, that I started to realize how different I am. I don't believe it really matters if a person is perceptive or judgemental by the MBTI definition, as it refers to Einstein. I believe its the high level Intuitive Thinking abilities that really define what he was able to understand and define. I generally test well over 40% in thinking and intuition, and personally, I believe that combination is what I relate to when it comes to what I know about Einstein and his way of thinking.
Imagination usually comes at a very high cost, it requires much mental resources, security brought by good interpersonal relationships, a good climate to encourage individuals to strive for achievement through creativity etc.
I learned from him that way of thinking. It feels like everything will fall into your hands as time passes by, every information you need, every important details you need.
You need knowledge of words to imagine, therefore what you imagine is limited to the language available to you. Maybe knowledge is just equally important as imagination but Einstein knew the world was headed in extremely “physical matter” science type world and would forget the importance of imhonation amd non physical phenomena like .... dreams, astral travel, metaphysics etc...
Rohanjeet Das The money comes to those with the audacity and charisma to steal a good idea and get away with it. The intellectual genius that came up with the idea always gets nothing.
I don’t know why people say he wasn’t a good student. He did very well in exams. The lowest grade he got in school was French, and he maintained higher averages in college in comparison to his fellow students
"imagination is much more important than knowledge because knowledge describes what we know. Imagination is describing everything that we can potentially know in the future."
No his grades were good. I think by bad student they probably mean attitude wise. He tended to challenge universal ways of thinking and that was kind of looked down upon and pissed off some of his teachers, I'm guessing that's what is meant by bad student
He was greater than his professor his preffesor got insulted because einstein is smartet than them and he is only student. But what thry didint knoe is he is going to become one of the best acientist physisicst of our time
1:30 relating to that, knowledge and intelligence are often confused, but i personally think that they are mostly separate things. knowledge is often a byproduct of intelligence, but not vice versa.
Once my teacher gave homework to write an essay about "favourite show" from a text book of essay, I didn't have book at that time, i wrote 3 pages essay about pokemon, and got punishment of writing (copying) the same essay 5 times, My teacher didn't even look at what I had written about he just read the title - my favourite show : pokemon and delivered punishment.
I consider creativity as a form of intelligence, Nikola Tesla was also a great example of this. Just by letting your mind go you can solve problems, which you can't with hard thinking. 'But instinct is something which transcends knowledge. We have, undoubtedly certain finer fibers that enable us to perceive truth, when logical deduction or any other willful efford of the brain is futile.' ~Nikola Tesla Here creativity is derived from the universe, or, if you believe, from God. That is the instict we all have. Thanks to Nikola Tesla, Albert Einstein and his wife, for leaving this inspirational view on life😊
Einstein believed that the imagination and creativity of children is exceptional. His thought experiments came during his childhood, we all have it, we just believed we needed to outgrow them.
Einsteins first job was a technical assistant at a Swiss Patent office. When you're first job is gleaning the best ideas from scientists and engineers in german society, examining inventions applications for patentability , sponging their ideas, i guess it's much easier to become a genius. It's like being fed the queens nectar.
The example for me to aspire the most is Nikola Tesla. Einstein was once asked who is the smartest person in the world. He replied saying something like "I don't know, ask Nikola Tesla" if I remember correctly.
When someone describes the concept of this relativity why don't they use Einstein's original example? It's kinda way better than the train stuff because it includes the gravity...
I'm confused; he said 'if you're falling you are no longer experiencing gravity' I would have thought it would be the absolute opposite, if you are falling are you not experiencing gravity at it fullest????
I don't know what, but to clear up some confusion about the falling thingie, think about a falling elevator (and you're inside of it), as it falls down, you begin to kinda "levitate" (like in the movies =P) since the momentum of the elevator itself (the kinetic energy) cancels out the gravitational force and prevent it from affecting everything confined inside the elevator (your probably just standing when the cable snapped, and by that your neither gaining potential nor kinetic energy to "resist" two powerful force) and everything inside the falling elevator is just dragged by the momentum of the elevator, enough to "screen" the effect of gravity for a while. And to clarify about the "screening effect", when falling, gravity still affects you, but in a different way, think of it as a rocket launched horizontally, without the "screening" effect, the rocket would just plummet to the ground rapidly and never hit North Korea, which is actually beneficial, in a way (remember, the rocket itself is just "standing", the propulsion system is what's making it move, giving it the kinetic energy it requires to be able to continue moving in that direction). Anyways that's my two cents on explaining stuff like this.
lalo people now have access to instant communication instant information and entertainment killing original thoughts and creative imagination its the reason we have shitty music sequels remakes and remastered movies and video games and other things
this is how a true science and technology channel should be, where other people are engrossed only in unboxing and reviews of smartphone like if it is the only thing left in this world of science to talk about.
3.01 The totality of true thoughts is a picture of the world. 3.02 The thought contains the possibility of the state of affairs which it thinks. What is thinkable is also possible. - Wittgenstein, TLP
Einstein strive to understand rather than just blindly learning, something that most people lacked. To imagine is to use the brain. To learn is to simply copy. When one use their imagination while learning, one can actually see the formula of certain subjects before it was made general. Such as music. Many know music but does not understand how it mix and harmonize. To do so is to listen to the instruments one by one before listening to it as a whole. Then after one learn to listen to each instruments individually, even in an orchestra the music would not be just a jumble of musical notes but rather the sound and tempo and rhyme of each instruments made into one song. In another word, by understanding a subject to its very root is to learn it through the eyes of the founder itself and from there the imagination can take it apart and rebuild. That is how Einstein learn.
Back to the Future (1985) George McFly: Lorraine. My density has brought me to you. Lorraine Baines: What? George McFly: Oh. What I meant to say was... Lorraine Baines: Wait a minute. Don't I know you from somewhere? George McFly: Yes. Yes. I'm George. George McFly. I'm your density. I mean, your destiny.
I'm always imagining random scenarios during college instead of listening. I really can't help it and it just happens naturally when I think of something. Now I'm failing and am struggling to find a good university with my grades which can in turn affect my whole future or so they say.
energy is expressed through differentials. if ambient conditions change then we dont observe energy being expressed. its simple when you think about it. enjoying power requires exploiting a differential ;-)
Gandhi also did thought experiments. he even wrote a book on it called 'My experiments with truth'.Essentially its his autobiography.Though his thought experiments were more of psychological and social experiments rather than the scientific one's
I'm not Einstein , but I think original like him. For example - " what if I kick my principal's butt and drop from somewhere which can make him paralyzed "
Yes, because schools focus on the average person, not the occasional genius. There's tons people who had failed in life because they operated like Einstein, but since they didn't accomplish anything, we don't talk about them. Einstein's methods are not for everyone, but a tiny minority.
I once read that people used to laugh during Einstein's lectures because they were so out of the ordinary. So one day Einstein snapped and said something like *“If my theory of relativity is proven successful, Germany will claim me as a German and France will declare me a citizen of the world. Should my theory prove untrue, France will say that I am a German, and Germany will declare that I am a Jew.”*
Einstein: "wouldn't it be so inconvenient if one of those roofers fell" Some guy: "dude, what the hell. That's a little messed up" Einstein: "Wait! If he was falling, he wouldn't feel the sense of gravity! That means *continues to explain in a way I can't understand*. Oh my, where is my black board?!" Some guy: "I'm just going to go for lunch now, so bye"
You can know how to do it, be the best at what you do, but if you cannot imagine a way to use that knowledge, you basically have a saw without any wood
I think like that too. When I see people I always think what will happen when they fall. And I don't even think about the gravity the experience or don't experience anymore. I only think about the sound they will make when they hit the floor. Same same but different huh?
I think you mean after intensive study & practical knowledge can you then think of this information in a different perspective, then if you get enough people thinking differently one of them may make a breakthrough
Everything that "geniuses" have come up with, would of still been invented and thought of by average people. Its not hard to seclude one self from outside distractions and go into thinking and discovery mode for a year or two. You'll discover and explore ideas and thoughts that you'd think only a genius would think of.
Regarding his thought of Not experiencing gravity anymore while one is falling (if he really did say that) should it be the other way around? You rather experience it stronger and stronger depending on how high and fast you are falling. When we walk on higher ground like stairs or mountains the feeling of gravity is so felt that it gives you a hard time getting up there. And when something falls the stronger it hits the ground. That why when other do commit suicide, sorry for the example, thy choose a higher ground or when a meteor enters our atmosphere it blazes cuz gravity pulls it stronger.
I don't get it. 1:05 If we fall down, we don't experience gravity? Does he mean that by, when we're falling down, we experience gravity? or when we hit the floor, we don't experience gravity?
"Happiest moments of his life" Shows him thinking of the worker falling to his death
Natural Selection shut up dumbass
AshPod he was finding gravity and researching gravity and how it works
same
When an apple is not enough
at least its original
'he was not such a good student, because he was a *very* *original* thinker'
I think for 5 seconds max at a time. That's original!
I advise you to read "Drop out and get schooled" it perfectly describes that original and creative minds can't develop their gifts to their true potential in college.
Its also why many ultra successful people like Steve Jobs or Zuckerberg are college drop outs.
Please don't project this on yourselves kids
What? Einstein performed outstandingly as a student
Logic will get you from A to B, imagination will take you everywhere. - Albert Einstein
The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination. - Albert Einstein
Imagination is more important than knowledge. - Albert Einstein
Edwin Syaputra haha we had a good night today - your mom
Edwin Syaputra It's like saying intelligence is more important than hard work.
Stanley Lo what
there's no god, universe itself is a god
- Albert Einstein
Everyone can write something and add a name afterwards - Jezioo
Einstein was actually an A+ student. He just had problems with his teachers who thought he would never succeed in life.
Nah.. S+
That's actually a lie. He had trouble with rote memorization which was a feature of elementary education. He wasn't a straight A+ student but I doubt he got less than a B, depending on how much he could stomach the material.
Andrej is right
Actually his way of thinking which was actually right and correct weren't liked by his teachers
He really hated education system which is focused more on memorization than thinking
I was like: I want to think and be like Einstein.
but then I remembered its like copying an original and that I'm better off on my way of thinking, after all that's what makes us all different and unique. but I still idolize Einstein, he's a great scientist.
Edit: English is not my first language....... lol
Then understand math. Because math is the best language. In can explain the universe better than words
This video says nothing about Einstein's way of thinking except for calling it original
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Spacetime was based on the works of Lorentz and Poincare. I'd rather categorize Einstein's work as the next step, than original :) Albeit being a large step.
Thank you; it's apparent you know what you're talking about. I guess I owe Einstein more credit. Peter Higgs too; regardless of CERN, after creating the atom cores of several elements, I noticed that the atom mass compares to the number of nucleons on the surface, not the total amount. Thus indicating some kind of interaction with the ether is needed for "creating" mass.
With some nucleons being partly obscured, it's not strange that the atom mass is often a fracture, and not a whole number of U's. The minor difference between P and N doesn't account for this.
You'll probably think I'm insane, but to me the universe is completely Newtonian, having only one elementary particle. The rest being smoke & mirrors :)
If you can get around my arrogance, you'll find my crystal micro-machines where (half) quarks spin in and out of the atom locally, creating Heisenberg's uncertainty.
All the shields comply with their respective atom mass, valence, vander Waals radii, radioactive emission (if), physical and chemical properties, and all my atoms are self-creating. Once you figure out the shape of a single nucleon, it's not that hard: Force them onto each other, and the periodic table emerges by itself. What are the odds?
Only difference, Curium is the completed 7th shield, not Californium :)
All nucleons want to decay into protons, but some have to keep a low profile to prevent gridlock. That's how you can distinguish the neutrons.
Madness, isn't it? But it complies..
I'm an obsessive recluse with a 152 IQ; not to brag, but to point out that despite me being a crackpot, I'm not wasting your time. (Admitting numerous people out there who are smarter than me, or more talented.)
It took me a year to figure out what the atoms look like, and 9 months to calculate the radius of the graviton using photons (which turned out to be the Bohr radius, thus deviating from mainstream values).
Now I'm struggling for over 5 years to figure out the exact origin of the spectral lines of H, so I guess I'm getting senile...
Feel free to check my website for your amusement. You'll recognize my atoms years from now, by somebody else's hand, because I don't exist:
Recognition is a scarce commodity, my friend.
Have a nice day :)
@Heisenberg-SchrodingerEmc2 Rape and revenge films are a subgenre of exploitation film that was particularly popular in the 1970s.
Explanation of the subgenre
Rape and revenge films generally follow the same three-act structure:[citation needed]
Act I: A usually female character is (violently) raped and maybe further abused, tortured or left for dead.
Act II: The character survives and may rehabilitate themselves.
Act III: The character exacts revenge and/or kills their rapist(s).
In some cases, the character is incapacitated or killed at the end of the first act, and the "revenge" is carried out by their family, as in The Virgin Spring, I Saw the Devil, Nocturnal Animals, the original The Last House on the Left, The House of the Spirits, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
In Gaspar Noé's 2002 film Irréversible, the structure was reversed, with the first act depicting the revenge before tracing back the events which led to that point. Roger Ebert argues that, by using this structure as well as a false revenge, Irréversible cannot be classified as an exploitation film, as no exploitation of the subject matter takes place.[1]
The genre has attracted critical attention.[2][3][4][5] Much of this critical attention comes from feminist critics examining the complex politics involved in the genre and its impact on cinema more generally. More recently, a broad analysis of the rape-revenge genre and concept was published in Rape-Revenge Films: A Critical Study, by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. The book argues against a simplistic notion of the term "rape-revenge" and suggests a film-specific approach in order to avoid generalizing films which may "diverge not over the treatment of sexual assault as much as they do in regard to the morality of the revenge act."[6]
In addition to American and French films, rape/revenge films have been made in Japan (e.g., Takashi Ishii's Freeze Me), Finland,[7] Russia (The Voroshilov Sharpshooter), Argentina (e.g., I'll Never Die Alone; [2008]; original title: No Moriré Sola), and Norway (e.g., The Whore [2009]; original title: Hora).
See also
Captivity narrative
@@STARDRIVE yep einstein basically became famous, because he didn't forced himself to Newtonian physics group, and tried lorentz transformation for changing frame of reference instead of classical way, and Ricci tensors, poincare also Riemannian for his manifold which people of his time thought was too abstract mathematics, he just tried already working models of different mathematicians and got a working solution, history has given too much credit too him, while none for others..
And that Einstein was always thinking in his own particular way.
So basically every 5 year old is a genius
Potentially speaking, yes, because their empty heads let them learn super easily, too.
Potential genius*
Your mom is a genius
Matthew Wash yes
Matthew Wash of course
Dude, you're wrong. He WAS a good student he always got good notes, you see his notes were some of the best note of his school/College, just watch Einstein's matriculation certificate at the age of 17.
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c3/Albert_Einstein%27s_exam_of_maturity_grades_%28color2%29.jpg
(On a scale of 1-6, with 6 being the highest possible mark)
Welp, mediocre people want to scuse themselves saying "Aintstain got bad notes and look at him... i'm a genius!"
He got awesome notes and people thing he was one of the worst.
Investigate before misinforming.
English isn't my main language, so sorry if i make mistakes....
Edit: Forgot note scale and i had a little mistake with words.
In the German school system 6 is the worst and 1 the best
Thorsten Titan in the past it was just the opposite...now 6 is the worst....before it was the best
You both are wrong. He didn't get his matriculation certificate in Germany but in Switzerland where 6 was the best mark you could get and 1 the worst. As far as I can tell Germany never had mark 6 as the best one
"notes" lmao
Weird his english score is zero/blank? anyway I think his mentioning college not really highschool (pls correct if I'm wrong i don't understand german but i think it's a high school grade certificate)
since i watched Genius i want to be like Albert Einstein
Gordon Ramsay Nat geo on weekend
If you want to be like Einstein then you have to be original ;) paradoxical, I know
Piet Henk Unfortunately, genius seems to be something you're born with. It can't be learned
Mads Andreasen i know😢
I have also watched all 10 episodes
Is it just me or was there some misinformation sent? Falling is still an act of gravity. The worker would neither be weightless or immune from gravitational pull.
DonQui yeah, sounds like a confusion between gravity and normal force
Yeah gravity would still be pulling the worker down, however gravitational forces would no longer exert power on him. An experiment to prove this is poke holes on the side of a water battle, towards the bottom. Plug them, fill bottle with water and drop it. Right before you let go remove your finger from the wholes and you will see the water begin to pour out, but when you drop the bottle, the water stops coming out. Gravity is still pulling the bottle down but the gravitational forces are no longer acting on the water and therefore it remains inside the bottle as long as it's in free fall.
DonQui I can't argue because I'm too stupid lol
"[1] Gravity would still be pulling the worker down, however [2] 'gravitational forces' (whatever *that* means--what's the distinction?) would no longer exert power on him." WHICH IS IT???
Whether or not water is inside a bottle, gravity still exerts the force to accelerate it, does it not? Ever heard of this thing called rain? Waterfalls?
Gravity affects the water and the bottle equally, which is why the water is no longer spilling from the bottle. Acceleration of earth's gravity is still 9.8 meters/second, no matter what two objects you're comparing. Drop a feather and a 50-lb dumbbell at the same time, and gravity acts upon them equally.
Darryl Banks Meh... close enough
Everyone has an amazing imagination and ideas to invent new objects or ideas
*But then it's all lost when you tell yourself "Meh. Scientists are probably working on it already"*
Well you could be wrong that they’re not working on it.
Socially Oppressed Yes they are XD
Yeah imagine no one thinking like this anymore
The flip side of being an INTJ and 'original thinker' is that it makes relating to and working with other personality types difficult. This is especially the case when it comes to more conventional personalities in positions of authority.
The vast majority of the World's population are people with personalities centered around their emotions. They tend to place their feelings ahead of intuitive thinking abilities. For the 2% of people with the INTJ personality type (aka same as Einstein) nothing is more frustrating than being constrained by people who can't see past themselves. Being original is a hard life to forge through. Success for an INTJ often requires the right environment and support structure to enable them to excel.
Everyone I like is an INTJ, the story.
It might be a hard life, but it's worth it...
...if you're strong enough. :o)
Electronics I agree
Upcycle Electronics I've read Einstein is INTP, in some popular sites e.g 16personalities. I know this is debatable as MBTI has little scientific base and Einstein himself didnt take the test
Ngân Phạm
Your right the test itself is flawed, mostly due to the way the person taking the test perceived the question and if that is repeatable. There are also underlying issues that can drastically alter the outcome, such as bipolar disorder.
If I am not mistaken, the order of the 4 personality traits is intended to go from left to right, and from largest core traits to definitive traits of lesser magnitude.
As an INTJ that tests consistently as an INTJ, and that heavily identifies with the type description, I get very low percentage numbers for the Judgmental category.
I don't in any way consider myself an Einstein. I do tend to map out connections mentally in a way where I am able to draw intuitive connections that seem totally unrelated to most people. When I hear about how Einstein related thought from observing item A and drew conclusions about seemingly unrelated item B, I relate 100%.
My mind works more on a continuum. Sleeping feels more like an inconvenience to thought, and I have to work really hard to relate to people that expect daily social pleasantries. Interesting subjects stay constantly on the back of my mind slipping in and out of active thought for weeks to months at a time, meditating on the various implications and connections. When I was younger I thought that ment I was dumb, because I hate accepting ideas at face value. I want to fully understand how and why concepts and ideas connect. With age I've learned to define that as curiosity, and develop it. It wasn't until I started to understand, most people don't like to think and actively seek out deeper thought, that I started to realize how different I am.
I don't believe it really matters if a person is perceptive or judgemental by the MBTI definition, as it refers to Einstein. I believe its the high level Intuitive Thinking abilities that really define what he was able to understand and define.
I generally test well over 40% in thinking and intuition, and personally, I believe that combination is what I relate to when it comes to what I know about Einstein and his way of thinking.
Imagination usually comes at a very high cost, it requires much mental resources, security brought by good interpersonal relationships, a good climate to encourage individuals to strive for achievement through creativity etc.
I learned from him that way of thinking. It feels like everything will fall into your hands as time passes by, every information you need, every important details you need.
Maybe imagination is more important than knowledge, but most people don't even have the knowledge...
Therefore they can't imagine cuz they have nothing to imagine from lmao
@@davidnguyen9065 nope you can still imagine even if you dont have knowledgr at all
Most of knowledge we know were a product of imagination.
You need knowledge of words to imagine, therefore what you imagine is limited to the language available to you. Maybe knowledge is just equally important as imagination but Einstein knew the world was headed in extremely “physical matter” science type world and would forget the importance of imhonation amd non physical phenomena like .... dreams, astral travel, metaphysics etc...
I imagine and it gives me knowledge and all I need to do is study hard and boom.
I know many original thinkers...
*Sadly they're all broke.*
Can they make enough to eat? If so, who cares?
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I don’t know why people say he wasn’t a good student. He did very well in exams. The lowest grade he got in school was French, and he maintained higher averages in college in comparison to his fellow students
"imagination is much more important than knowledge because knowledge describes what we know. Imagination is describing everything that we can potentially know in the future."
when you start learning Relativity
you understand how much of a genius Einstein is
Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited but imagination encircles the world.
Didn't you just make a video that the idea that einstein of being a bad student was a myth?
No his grades were good. I think by bad student they probably mean attitude wise. He tended to challenge universal ways of thinking and that was kind of looked down upon and pissed off some of his teachers, I'm guessing that's what is meant by bad student
He was greater than his professor his preffesor got insulted because einstein is smartet than them and he is only student. But what thry didint knoe is he is going to become one of the best acientist physisicst of our time
1:30 relating to that, knowledge and intelligence are often confused, but i personally think that they are mostly separate things. knowledge is often a byproduct of intelligence, but not vice versa.
Once my teacher gave homework to write an essay about "favourite show" from a text book of essay,
I didn't have book at that time, i wrote 3 pages essay about pokemon, and got punishment of writing (copying) the same essay 5 times,
My teacher didn't even look at what I had written about he just read the title - my favourite show : pokemon and delivered punishment.
I get put down a lot in high school for thinking differently and I didn't make,many friends because of the way I thought.
"Imagination is much more important than knowledge."
I consider creativity as a form of intelligence, Nikola Tesla was also a great example of this. Just by letting your mind go you can solve problems, which you can't with hard thinking.
'But instinct is something which transcends knowledge. We have, undoubtedly certain finer fibers that enable us to perceive truth, when logical deduction or any other willful efford of the brain is futile.' ~Nikola Tesla
Here creativity is derived from the universe, or, if you believe, from God. That is the instict we all have.
Thanks to Nikola Tesla, Albert Einstein and his wife, for leaving this inspirational view on life😊
Einstein believed that the imagination and creativity of children is exceptional. His thought experiments came during his childhood, we all have it, we just believed we needed to outgrow them.
This video didn't really describe Einsteins way of thinking, just how the theory of relativity 'occurred' to him.
Hey, it's 14th March, happy birthday to late Albert Herman Einstein.
Einsteins first job was a technical assistant at a Swiss Patent office.
When you're first job is gleaning the best ideas from scientists and engineers in german society, examining inventions applications for patentability , sponging their ideas, i guess it's much easier to become a genius. It's like being fed the queens nectar.
The example for me to aspire the most is Nikola Tesla. Einstein was once asked who is the smartest person in the world. He replied saying something like "I don't know, ask Nikola Tesla" if I remember correctly.
Jaymes Ronnie There is no proof of Einstein ever saying that.
"I will mess with time" - Albert Einstein
Einstein needed a challenge,
Bored at school, watching the birds outside. 🤗
The poor worker's face at 1:00! 😂
Me:watching
After 2 mins*
Me:
Brain:
Me:Come on men Imagine
Brain:what can i do men
Me:Just imagine men
Brain:i cant
Me:
Brain:
Knowledge : this screwdriver for that screw.
Imagination: knifepoint for every screw.
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When someone describes the concept of this relativity why don't they use Einstein's original example? It's kinda way better than the train stuff because it includes the gravity...
'Imagination can lead us to potentially know more about the future'
I'm confused; he said 'if you're falling you are no longer experiencing gravity' I would have thought it would be the absolute opposite, if you are falling are you not experiencing gravity at it fullest????
Einstein has a imagination where the imagined world itself follows the laws of physics. That's insane😮,its like his mind has a mind of its own
i like: Immagination is more powerful than knowledge.
However .... "Einstein was a true genius "
I don't know what, but to clear up some confusion about the falling thingie, think about a falling elevator (and you're inside of it), as it falls down, you begin to kinda "levitate" (like in the movies =P) since the momentum of the elevator itself (the kinetic energy) cancels out the gravitational force and prevent it from affecting everything confined inside the elevator (your probably just standing when the cable snapped, and by that your neither gaining potential nor kinetic energy to "resist" two powerful force) and everything inside the falling elevator is just dragged by the momentum of the elevator, enough to "screen" the effect of gravity for a while. And to clarify about the "screening effect", when falling, gravity still affects you, but in a different way, think of it as a rocket launched horizontally, without the "screening" effect, the rocket would just plummet to the ground rapidly and never hit North Korea, which is actually beneficial, in a way (remember, the rocket itself is just "standing", the propulsion system is what's making it move, giving it the kinetic energy it requires to be able to continue moving in that direction). Anyways that's my two cents on explaining stuff like this.
imagination is dying thx to the age social media
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lalo people now have access to instant communication instant information and entertainment killing original thoughts and creative imagination its the reason we have shitty music sequels remakes and remastered movies and video games and other things
Our memes are original though
@@hershell420 not really social media is fueling creativity
this is how a true science and technology channel should be, where other people are engrossed only in unboxing and reviews of smartphone like if it is the only thing left in this world of science to talk about.
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Who else thought after watching this video they were going to be smart as Albert Einstein
I totally did not.
It feels good to be the greatest scientist and mathematician of all time
The happiest moment in his life was imagining a worker falling to his death???
Wow...
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The totality of true thoughts is a picture of the world.
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The thought contains the possibility of the state of affairs which it thinks.
What is thinkable is also possible. - Wittgenstein, TLP
He is legend of physics 🙏🏻
Einstein strive to understand rather than just blindly learning, something that most people lacked. To imagine is to use the brain. To learn is to simply copy. When one use their imagination while learning, one can actually see the formula of certain subjects before it was made general. Such as music. Many know music but does not understand how it mix and harmonize. To do so is to listen to the instruments one by one before listening to it as a whole. Then after one learn to listen to each instruments individually, even in an orchestra the music would not be just a jumble of musical notes but rather the sound and tempo and rhyme of each instruments made into one song. In another word, by understanding a subject to its very root is to learn it through the eyes of the founder itself and from there the imagination can take it apart and rebuild. That is how Einstein learn.
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There will be no imagination without knowledge
Back to the Future (1985)
George McFly: Lorraine. My density has brought me to you.
Lorraine Baines: What?
George McFly: Oh. What I meant to say was...
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George McFly: Yes. Yes. I'm George. George McFly. I'm your density. I mean, your destiny.
Wow. Einstein didn't know what would happen if someone falls from the roof of a building. And he had to discover the result. True Genius.
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I'm always imagining random scenarios during college instead of listening. I really can't help it and it just happens naturally when I think of something. Now I'm failing and am struggling to find a good university with my grades which can in turn affect my whole future or so they say.
And the most important thing is Knawdledge -Tai lopez
Einstein imagination : theory
My imagination : lewd anime girl
Alberto Einstein is my favorite sciencetologist
some people can discover the secrets of the universe by looking at a match book
energy is expressed through differentials. if ambient conditions change then we dont observe energy being expressed. its simple when you think about it. enjoying power requires exploiting a differential ;-)
Gandhi also did thought experiments. he even wrote a book on it called 'My experiments with truth'.Essentially its his autobiography.Though his thought experiments were more of psychological and social experiments rather than the scientific one's
Hello sir,
Then whether up arrows in Graham's number is gravitational field?
I'm not Einstein , but I think original like him. For example - " what if I kick my principal's butt and drop from somewhere which can make him paralyzed "
Doe it all boil down to thinking when Einstein himself knew imagination was more important than knowledge?
So modern educational institutions are doing the complete opposite of what the greatest mind of all time thought was the best way to greatness
Yes, because schools focus on the average person, not the occasional genius. There's tons people who had failed in life because they operated like Einstein, but since they didn't accomplish anything, we don't talk about them. Einstein's methods are not for everyone, but a tiny minority.
A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new . A Einstein.
I once read that people used to laugh during Einstein's lectures because they were so out of the ordinary. So one day Einstein snapped and said something like *“If my theory of relativity is proven successful, Germany will claim me as a German and France will declare me a citizen of the world. Should my theory prove untrue, France will say that I am a German, and Germany will declare that I am a Jew.”*
Einstein: "wouldn't it be so inconvenient if one of those roofers fell"
Some guy: "dude, what the hell. That's a little messed up"
Einstein: "Wait! If he was falling, he wouldn't feel the sense of gravity! That means *continues to explain in a way I can't understand*. Oh my, where is my black board?!"
Some guy: "I'm just going to go for lunch now, so bye"
Now I have a very good excuse to avoid studying for the exam. Imagination is more important than knowledge 🔜😴
Thank you for that very insightful and correct description of thinking, peace and love, Doug.
You can know how to do it, be the best at what you do, but if you cannot imagine a way to use that knowledge, you basically have a saw without any wood
I think like that too. When I see people I always think what will happen when they fall. And I don't even think about the gravity the experience or don't experience anymore. I only think about the sound they will make when they hit the floor.
Same same but different huh?
Actually Einstein WAS a VERY good student, he mastered calculus at the age of 13 and I don't even know what a functions purpose in calculus is
I think you mean after intensive study & practical knowledge can you then think of this information in a different perspective, then if you get enough people thinking differently one of them may make a breakthrough
I heard he imagined himself floating in an elevator
"Einstein was a true genius" Now it is me. 0:00
Try not to become a man of success.Try to become a man of value.
--- Albert Einstein
And when I think of nonsense, i always end up getting roasted by my teachers
"Imagination is much more important than knowledge"
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Everything that "geniuses" have come up with, would of still been invented and thought of by average people. Its not hard to seclude one self from outside distractions and go into thinking and discovery mode for a year or two. You'll discover and explore ideas and thoughts that you'd think only a genius would think of.
I am a poetry genius and I spend lots of time in my imagination and imagining random things happening in situations.
Sir which software you have used for animation...
So to be a genius person you have to be creative 😊
Creative, curious, playful, educated, ...... what more !? 😂
Regarding his thought of Not experiencing gravity anymore while one is falling (if he really did say that) should it be the other way around? You rather experience it stronger and stronger depending on how high and fast you are falling. When we walk on higher ground like stairs or mountains the feeling of gravity is so felt that it gives you a hard time getting up there. And when something falls the stronger it hits the ground. That why when other do commit suicide, sorry for the example, thy choose a higher ground or when a meteor enters our atmosphere it blazes cuz gravity pulls it stronger.
creativity is just intelligence having fun ~albert einstein
he'd had just been a mere drop out if he were to born in my country and everyone thinking he's crazy whenever he brings out a new theory.
How could you expect us to believe your words. 'Conform'
"Imagination is more important than knowledge."
I got a F from my artwork for my original concept in it. 😑
Albert Einstein became a genius, became of his own experience, not knowledge as much. That's how he found those theories by himself.
Imagine if the world didn't have those roof workers
he used to think which we can but we don't :)
Short but very motivational...
Is there anyone here who actually needed the titles?
we need scientist, engineers, doctors in office.
I don't get it. 1:05
If we fall down, we don't experience gravity? Does he mean that by, when we're falling down, we experience gravity? or when we hit the floor, we don't experience gravity?
This stuff just blows my mind... Einstein was a smart cookie...