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5 days ago · First, in order to treat the universe as a whole, rather than addressing separate parts of it (such as an individual galaxy, star, or black hole), Einstein embraced the principle of homogeneity ...
5 days ago · Reddit's /r/iamverysmart is a subreddit to share the moments of these very bold, very 'smart', and very facepalm-worthy individuals with the world. Here are just 25 of them who claim to be much smarter than any of us. Smart, intellectual. (Source: Reddit) Simpletons. (Source: Reddit) High IQ. (Source: Reddit) What? (Source: Reddit)
They claim I think I'm smarter than Einstein and have made disparaging comments about him, but that's not true. In reality, I was quoting Nikola Tesla, which is a crucial point that hasn't been widely acknowledged in articles, books, or on YouTube.
1 day ago · 5) Being adaptable. I’m sure you’ve heard how good change is for us. If we fight it nothing changes, but if we accept it then we can learn more. And of course, the more we learn, the smarter we get. This article explains that if you are a flexible person then not only will you have the opportunity to learn more, but you will also become ...
6 days ago · If you meet someone who’s comfortable admitting they don’t know something, that’s probably a person you can learn a lot from. They’re likely a lot smarter than they’re letting on. 4) They value alone time. Intelligent people often value solitude. They understand the importance of spending time alone with their thoughts, ideas, and ...
4 days ago · Einstein proposed two simple postulates as the basis for special relativity, which were justified by previous experimental results and fundamental ideals for physical theories: Postulate 1. All inertial frames are equivalent with respect to physical laws. There is no "preferred" frame of reference. Postulate 2.
6 days ago · 1) They’re curious and inquisitive. A common trait among highly intelligent people is an insatiable curiosity about the world around them. Psychologists have long observed a strong correlation between curiosity and intelligence. Smart people don’t just accept things at face value. They delve deeper, always seeking to understand the ‘why ...
