Jean Hladik is professor or Physics, and teaches quantum mechanics and relativity at university (I am myself retired researcher in theoretical physics). I would like to call your attention to the book of Jean Hladik, 'Comment le jeune et ambitieux Einstein s'est appropriÃ© la RelativitÃ© restreinte de PoincarÃ©' ('How the young and ambitious Einstein stole Special Relativity of PoincarÃ©').

Einstein's Theory of Relativity is very similar to Tesla's Theory of Dynamic Gravity.Ībout your article 'Did Einstein's Wife 'Discover' Relativity?' : That young scientist name was Nicolai Tesla. But was even more determined to be a success in the science field. The young scientist feeling rejected, quietly left. It was during that period when a brilliant young scientist entered the office to drop off one of his inventive ideas, Einstein dismissed the young man, telling him that, the office wasn't interested in ideas as that, and that they were looking for more interesting inventions. 'A Patent Office! '.so Einstein began working at a Patent Office as a young man. And do you want to know what that job was?. His father was so disgusted by his failure, that he begged a certain successful businessman to please give his son a job!.

Einstein was a lackey, a lazy good for nothing. When I came across an obscure article about his early childhood and his young adult years. I became interested and started researching Einstein history.

I read your article about Einstein and the theory that he might have plagiarize his way up the ladder of the scientific world.

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