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DMF KeyNotes –  Albert Einstein Video Transcript

 

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DMF KeyNotes

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A Celebration of Individuals with Disabilities

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This episode features 

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Albert Einstein, born 1879-1955

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He was a renowned theoretical physicist who had a speech delay as a child.  

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Einstein did not speak until the age of five. He found his voice through classical music and playing the violin.

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Most significantly, his youth was marked by deep inquisitiveness and inquiry. 

[Image - Black & White Portrait photo of a fourteen year old Albert Einstein - about 1902]



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1905 is seen by many as a "miracle year" when Einstein published four papers that defined the future of physics.

[Image - Black & White Portrait photo of Albert Einstein the year he published four papers including one introducing his theory of relativity.]

 

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Most famously, his theory of special relativity that expresses the equivalence of mass and energy, E=mc2.

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In 1921, Einstein won the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery of the photoelectric effect.

[Images (2) Left - Black & White photo of Albert Einstein standing beside a blackboard with chalk-marked mathematical calculations written across it.; Right - Photo of Albert Einstein (right) talking with US chemist Irving Langmuir (left) at a dinner to honour the centenary of the birth of Alfred Nobel.]


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The Nazi Party influenced other scientists to label Einstein's work as "Jewish physics." He became a target and fled Germany in 1933, accepting a position at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, NJ.

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Though Einstein was a pacifist, he supported the U.S. during WWII and subsequently became increasingly drawn to anti war activities.

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He also joined the NAACP to help advance the civil rights of African Americans. 

[Image - Albert Einstein standing beside a chalkboard at Lincoln University - the first degree-granting black college in the US - speaking with a group of students.]


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He would become an international celebrity and perhaps the best-recognized scientist of all time.

[Image - Photo of Albert Einstein during a meeting with some colleagues in 1931.]


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Equally known for his eccentricities, some historians even claimed Einstein to be on the autism spectrum.

[Image - Photo of Albert Einstein celebrating his 70th Birthday by inviting some European displaced children from concentration camps in his Princeton House.]



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Even after Einstein's death in 1955, his work continues to shape the theory of general relativity today.  Many leading physicists are trying to finish his ultimate dream of a “theory of everything.”

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“Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.” 

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Thank you, Albert Einstein!

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Photo Credits (in order):

  • 4th Slide - Sketch of Albert Einstein: Jasemine Jessica Dong - ArtPal 

  • 5th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: Getty Images

  • 8th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: Wikimedia Commons/Getty Images

  • 9th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: History Today

  • 11th Slide (left) - Photo of Albert Einstein: Getty Images

  • 11th Slide (right) - Photo of Albert Einstein: Princeton University Press

  • 14th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: Lincoln University

  • 15th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: Wikimedia Commons

  • 16th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: Britannica/Getty Images

  • 18th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: Getty Images

  • 19th Slide - Photo of Albert Einstein: Encyclopedia Britannica

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