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Hey guys and gals! Yesterday was the birthday of a genius named Albert Einstein. He was the physicist well-known for establishing the Theory of General Relativity and so he deserves a spot on the Hall of Chibi series. By the way, I'm sorta restarting the Hall of Chibi gallery, giving out redesigns of those that I've already drawn as well as featuring people that I haven't drawn yet.

So, to start up Hall of Chibi 2.0, I begin with Albert Einstein.

Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, in Württemberg, Germany. He began his schooling at the Luitpod Gymnasium and continued his education at Aurau, Switzerland. Sometime in 1896, he attended the Swiss Federal Polytechnic school in Zurich, where he was trained as a teacher in physics and mathematics. In 1901, he got his diploma, Swiss citizenship and a position as a technical assistant in a Swiss patent office, later earning his doctor's degree in that same year. In 1911, he became the professor of theoretical physics on Prague, became a leading figure in the World Government Movement after World War 2 and helped establish the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

He always had a clear understanding of the problems of physics and was always determined to find the solutions. He strategized and visualized the main stages of the main goal as well as regarding his achievements as stepping-stones to his next advance.

In the beginning of his science work, he saw the flaws of Newtonian Mechanics and tried to reconcile them with the laws of the electromagnetic field using his theory of relativity. In his early days at Berlin, he's stated that the correct interpretation of the theory of relativity must also furnish a theory of gravitation. Sometime in the 1920s, he began to work on the construction of unified field theories while working on the probabilistic interpretation of the quantum theory and took this work further in America. After retiring, he continued to work on unifying the basic concepts of physics, taking geometrisation to the majority of physicists.

All this earned him several doctorate degrees in physics, medicine and philosophy from many universities as well as fellowships of all leading scientific academies. Thanks to his contributions, we came to understand many of the mathematical and physics concepts that other people couldn't.

By the way, that's the index finger on Albert's left hand. Or right hand from an outside perspective.

That is all from me, Mr.O and happy birthday Einstein.

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commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fil…

Hey guys and gals! Yesterday was the birthday of a genius named Albert Einstein. He was the physicist well-known for establishing the Theory of General Relativity and so he deserves a spot on the Hall of Chibi series. By the way, I'm sorta restarting the Hall of Chibi gallery, giving out redesigns of those that I've already drawn as well as featuring people that I haven't drawn yet.

So, to start up Hall of Chibi 2.0, I begin with Albert Einstein.

Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, in Württemberg, Germany. He began his schooling at the Luitpod Gymnasium and continued his education at Aurau, Switzerland. Sometime in 1896, he attended the Swiss Federal Polytechnic school in Zurich, where he was trained as a teacher in physics and mathematics. In 1901, he got his diploma, Swiss citizenship and a position as a technical assistant in a Swiss patent office, later earning his doctor's degree in that same year. In 1911, he became the professor of theoretical physics on Prague, became a leading figure in the World Government Movement after World War 2 and helped establish the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

He always had a clear understanding of the problems of physics and was always determined to find the solutions. He strategized and visualized the main stages of the main goal as well as regarding his achievements as stepping-stones to his next advance.

In the beginning of his science work, he saw the flaws of Newtonian Mechanics and tried to reconcile them with the laws of the electromagnetic field using his theory of relativity. In his early days at Berlin, he's stated that the correct interpretation of the theory of relativity must also furnish a theory of gravitation. Sometime in the 1920s, he began to work on the construction of unified field theories while working on the probabilistic interpretation of the quantum theory and took this work further in America. After retiring, he continued to work on unifying the basic concepts of physics, taking geometrisation to the majority of physicists.

All this earned him several doctorate degrees in physics, medicine and philosophy from many universities as well as fellowships of all leading scientific academies. Thanks to his contributions, we came to understand many of the mathematical and physics concepts that other people couldn't.

By the way, that's the index finger on Albert's left hand. Or right hand from an outside perspective.

That is all from me, Mr.O and happy birthday Einstein.