Bizarre Bits About Brainiac Albert Einstein
From his aversion to socks to the curious fate of his brain after his death, take a look at some of the more obscure and fascinating details of Albert Einstein’s life.
Body oddities, incredible feats, genetic mutations, and all the extraordinary things people are and do
From his aversion to socks to the curious fate of his brain after his death, take a look at some of the more obscure and fascinating details of Albert Einstein’s life.
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