The Extraordinary Genius of Albert Einstein

The core of the video is a pedagogical workshop on the Theory of Special Relativity as part of the educational process conducted by our youth leadership.

Not for the sake of understanding the theory itself, but using Einstein's particular discovery as a case study to demonstrate and walk people through real human thinking, as being something above sense perceptions or opinions.

We end with reflecting on the principle of relativity in terms of social relations and individual identities or thought processes, asking the question - how was Einstein able to make his breakthrough?

[distilledfreedom]

What a time that must have been for them. Making discoveries and testing their theories in the Old World. So good.

[tonysoprano]

Kudos to Michio Kaku who is a genius in his own way too .

[toniroberts]

The greatest man to live. In many ways. Not just his contribution to science which is immeasurable. But also his contribution to humanity. He was a beautiful person. Read how he lived. He was a beautiful person

[bygance]

The best documentary!!! Watched it so many times!!! 😅

[Astrokobidead]

I watched this documentary 10 years ago

[krischan]

He calculated painfully the orbit of Mercury and there was a near perfect match. His equations on a notepad matched the mottion of heavenly bodies.

Oh my god, the theory is correct!

[KickTheTyrant]

This guy sorely misquotes Einstein.

The correct quote: “I want to know God's thoughts – the rest are mere details." Not “I want to know God’s thought’s in a mathematical equation.”

Those two phrases have radically different implications. I see what this guy is trying to do - he’s not slick 👀

[moneymandi]

Am i only one who feels extra connected to the universe, this goes to show you dont have to be a straight AA++ student at 2 days old to have a intuition

[Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time]

Albert Einstein said: "Everything is vibration" But if this is true if everything is just a form of energy vibration then there should be a process where new vibrations come into existence and other ceased to exist. Also this process should be able to explain why we all have a future that is always uncertain and interactive relative to our actions with a past that is always unchangeable and only really existing as a memory in the mind of the individual. Such a process has to be a physical continuum that is unfolding at the smallest unit of vibration energy the light quanta of quantum mechanics. Therefore it is unfolding photon oscillation by photon oscillation forming a great dance of energy exchange with new photon oscillations continuously coming in to existence.

[youtubeaddict]

I’m guessing William Wallace Campbell was of Scottish descent

[krischan]

Perhaps the greatest scientific discovery of all time and the greatest feat of human thinking about nature... and it didn't win him a Nobel Prize. Einstein got it for his contributions to quantum mechanics. He made discoveries for four or five of Nobel Prizes. In my opinion, he's one of the top ten greatest (i.e. influential) men of all time!

NY Times: Lights All Askew In The Heavens.

[aducaale]

Happy Birthday to the Legend Albert Einstein

[moneymandi]

I love him but we are gonna skip over him marrying his cousin

[KhalilAttiba]

This was way better than that Bullshit series on Same History Channel I wonder where his works are now...

[CO_]

Man, if einstein sells me insurance, I'd buy as much as I can.

[davideades]

A remarkable family Stein
Eisen was mad
Epp was bad
And I never understood Ein.

[jamesanonymous]

SAW THIS VIDEO MANY YEARS AGO FOR THE FIRST TIME, WATCHED TODAY, , , , DEC, 10, 2022, IT HAS GIVEN ME ONE
OF THE MOST WONDERFUL FEELINGS IV'E HAD IN A VERY LONG TIME. HOORAY FOR THE MAN, & HIS MIND, , , AMEN!
NOTHING SUCCESS !

[AsadAli-lems]

they trashit him but that was his educational treasure to the mankind and goodness.

[thecommonsenseconservative]

Story isn't has great when you research and find general relativity was proposed 100 years earlier but lacked the technology to be proven

[innosanto]

I would never call it “daydreaming”. This writer says alot of crap.