| Albert Einstein: the sixteen laws of personal discovery. | | | | fades into obscurity in five-years, the other connects |
| It is more fun than Scrabble or the NY Times | | | | to the cosmos. |
| Crossword Puzzle - which I can never get right. | | | | 6. I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. |
| Flashing a searchlight on quotes of a great-manor | | | | 7. If you are correct, make-a-prediction and we shall |
| woman through their letters, biographies andspeeches, | | | | see. |
| is a dance through their lives. | | | | 8. Anyone who has never made a mistake has never |
| A non-scientist cannot appreciate his math and | | | | tried anything new! |
| physics,and I do not intend to try. But, after studying | | | | 9. The definition of insanity is continuing to repeat the |
| these sixteen Einstein quotes - he has programmed | | | | same actions and expecting a different result! |
| yourmind with new structure and function to see | | | | 10. There are two ways to live yourlife. One is as |
| furtherand clearer. | | | | though nothing is amiracle. The other is as though |
| An editor must make decisions. Help me decide | | | | everything is a miracle. Choose. |
| whichof these sixteen quotes you think deserves to | | | | 11. If you want to live a happy life,tie it to a Goal, not |
| be listed inthe Quotation Hall-Of Fame. Let each one | | | | people or objects. |
| roll aroundin your mind until it offers a metaphor and | | | | 12. Examples isn't another way to teach, it is the only |
| association from your own life. | | | | way to teach. |
| Here is one from a private conversation that did not | | | | 13. When you put your hand on the stove for a minute, |
| make the cut. See if you can ignore its message. | | | | it feels like an hour. |
| - I am a pacifist, yet the cosmos dislikes labels. I hear | | | | And when a pretty girl sits on your lapfor an hour, it |
| Israel and the United States maligned because of their | | | | feels like a minute. |
| Might to resist. | | | | That is the theory of Relativity. |
| Have you noticed that only the Strong are free? | | | | 14. You cannot solve a problem fromthe same level in |
| Does Might-Make-Right? | | | | which it was created. |
| Philosophy aside, I see no Right-Nation without Might. | | | | 15. The only reason for Time is so that everything |
| I choose the United States and Israel with their Might to | | | | doesn't happen at once. |
| remain Free. Call me pisher, I am a pacifist with good | | | | 16. A genius is effective because he focuses his |
| sense. - | | | | attention on the vital-few things, and ignores the |
| The Sixteen Einstein Messages are: | | | | trivial-many. |
| 1. Experiencing is Knowledge... | | | | Research by Jackie Guiliano, Ph.D, |
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| 2. Two things are infinite - the universe and human | | | | Wechsler. |
| stupidity. And I am not sure about the universe! | | | | *We suggest you consider how to 3x your reading |
| 3. Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love. | | | | speed, and to 2x your memory - to release your |
| 4. Not everything that counts can be counted. And not | | | | talents.copyright © 2006 |
| everything that can be counted - counts! | | | | H. |
| 5. Imagination is more important than knowledge. One | | | | |