Einstein's Surprising Response #elonmusk #truth

do you agree with Albert Einstein's reply or not? I would like to hear your thoughts on this, in the comment section. so go on and type what you think about it.

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[vanessamartz]

My dear father and poet, L.A.Holme wrote:
You can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drink. You can lead a man to wisdom but you cannot make him think.
For the thinking, like the drinking, requires that he thirst. Without the thirst for knowledge, he is worse off than at first.
He's memorized the facts but cannot use them as a tool. So, he's gone from merely ignorant to an educated fool.

[carlopolli]

Einstein quote -

“It’s a miracle curiosity survives a formal education”

[joer]

I had an engineering professor who believed this as well he didn’t want us to memorize anything but wanted us to understand how to use the information. Open book tests so we could simply use the equations concentrating on how to use them versus memorizing them. The tests were done in a way to really make you think about the problem.

[lone-wolf-]

My father once said to me: it‘s not necessary to memorize everything. It‘s enough to know where to find it written down.

[Motivational.Quotesk]

My kind of man . A genius answer. So honest and profound.

[KushNoLove]

He roasted that guy at the speed of sound

[timholder]

That's the whole purpose of education. Teach people how to what to think.

[solarflare]

Okay but damn, you get a chance to talk to Einstein one on one, fucking Einstein, and you ask him what the speed of sound is. They got the wrong interviewer

[kingwillie]

A genius’s way of saying “don’t ask me stupid questions!”

[lovetownsend]

Guy was so smart his fellow scientist in 1904 thought he was more a philosopher than a scientist. That fact always blows me away

[jimzoidberg]

An interviewer once asked Albert Einstein what the most important thing was, he answered: "If you don't breathe in and out in regular intervals, you shall surely die!"

[hintergedankee]

Sadly the entire damn education system is based on memorization.

[theresamael]

My friend spoke in front of Einstein as a young prodigy. He was born in 1942. If memory serves he was 10 or 12 at the time. He asked Einstein what he thought of his speech? He replied, “if you can explain something like that and make it simple for people to understand like you did? You’ve really got something!”

[LisaL.]

it took me until now to finally understand what Einstein's reply meant. I always thought it was his way of refusing to answer such a stupid question, and stopping the interview turning into "who wants to be a millionaire". But in fact he tried to address the fundamental problem in the question / interviewer: intelligence is in its application, and not in memorising stupid facts. And turned this silly interview into one that will be remembered forever. He is truly a higher being.

[nappertandy]

I believe Oscar wilde said, "Knowing lots of facts only proves that you have a good memory". Something to that effect 😉

[jenniferorot]

The value of a college education is not learning of many facts but the training of the mind to think

[perkins]

Learning how to find the information you need is more important than remembering the information

[PabloEscobar-wsrz]

When someone asks you a question you don't know the answer to but you still want to sound smart

[_slvya]

A true scientist, rest in peace good man.

[shamoy]

Exactly. And public education teaches students to memorize details, not learn what the details point to.