[ SECRET POST #2625 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2625 ⌋

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Comments

Einstein

[(Anonymous)]

If you look up to somebody and think they're amazing, yes, it's easy to get the wool dashed from your eyes by finding out they're regular humans and have likes and dislikes the same as everyone else, ones you'll disagree with.

For instance, if I found out Einstein laughed his heart out at the Three Stooges, I'd probably think a little less of him. But why? He was a real person and allowed to like what he liked. Maybe he liked some goofy stuff, and if so, what's wrong with that?

Just remember everybody is a real person and allowed their opinions and likes, even if you disagree. :)

Re: Einstein

[(Anonymous)]

the Three Stooges are great, though

Re: Einstein

[(Anonymous)]

Einstein did say he only married his wife because she was a good cook, though. That always annoyed me.

Re: Einstein

[(Anonymous)]

...you want he should have married a bad cook? Why?

On a more serious note, that was a time period in which that was probably all he knew about her, before they got married (and she probably knew even less about him). Not that I advocate for that sort of thing today, you understand. But given the times that they lived in, this was actually not an unreasonable thing to get hitched for.

Re: Einstein

[(Anonymous)]

Considering the two had an illegitimate child together, he probably knew a bit more about her than that (assuming you mean the first wife, of course, but since the second wife was his cousin the same thing probably applies).

Re: Einstein

[anonymouslyyours]

You'll hate me for this then.

Re: Einstein

[caecilia]

what a dick

good for her for leaving

Re: Einstein

[anonymouslyyours]

she was the real einstein all along i'm sorry don't kill me

Re: Einstein

[(Anonymous)]

the three stooges are great and i also can't believe you're seriously saying you would think less of someone for laughing at some goofy nonsense

unless this is some kind of reverse trap thing where you're going to spring out and go "AH HA! SEE! You need to be more accepting of other peoples' opinions!"

Re: Einstein

[(Anonymous)]

I just think they're juvenile. It's nothing personal - not my taste.