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If Einstein was so smart, then why is he dead?
he didnt die. he just went to Hessra and begame a cogitor
Says the guy who replaced Newton’s simple 2nd order polynominal with a set of 14 interrelated and generally unsolvable differential equations.
J/K, Al, we love you.
But with a ton of differential geometry, you can make it a one-liner! It’s pretty!
You mean the one that solved a heck of a lot of inconsistencies in Newtonian mechanics?