You always hear about how Albert Einstein failed math in school because he was a genius and it was too boring for him. Then there are those of us that failed math because we simply suck at it.
Of course, turns out that was a myth to begin with, considering Einstein had mastered calculus by the time he was a teenager. He would go on to develop equations and theories that have become fundamental to our modern understanding of the universe.
I mean, I could go ahead and list some of his more complicated and very long equations here, but I think I already mentioned the not-good-at-math thing. So instead, let's go with everyone's favorite, and one that's short enough for me to memorize.
You heard it in school at least once — what does E=MC2 stand for?
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The answer is: Energy equals mass times the speed of light squared. Awfully simple, isn't it? Einstein's most famous equation essentially teaches us that as far as nature is concerned, energy and mass are interchangeable.And as far as I'm concerned, the less energy I exert the more mass I seem to have, so not sure this totally holds up.Source
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