Secret Anecdotes of Great Thinkers, Part 1

Secret Anecdotes of Great Thinkers, Part 1

Hello, everyone - it's time for another installment of Secret Stories of Great Thinkers! We've got a special story for you, so make sure you like the like button below before we get started!

First, Einstein was a genius, but he couldn't make socks without looking. He didn't wear socks because he couldn't be bothered. I wonder what his shoes were like? I can't imagine!

Second, Nietzsche said "God is dead"...? Hmm, it turns out he said it while sighing and grumbling in a bar. True or false, what do you think?

Third, Socrates was a master of dialog, but at home, he couldn't even open his mouth because of his wife... He just said 'yes' in front of her nagging...

Finally, Kant went for a walk at the exact same time every day, and his neighbors set their clocks to his walk as a signal. A true philosopher of time!

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