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What ideas of Einstein and freud challenged old ways of thinking?
Freud challenged old ways of thinking as he was essentially the founder of modern psychology. Einstein challenged old ways of thinking by discovering the photoelectric effect which was instrumental in creating quantum theory.
How old was Pauline Einstein when she died?
Pauline einstein was 790 years old and died of old age
What were the people selling at the junk dealers shop in a Christmas carol?
In "A Christmas Carol," the junk dealers were selling items that they had acquired through shady means, such as stolen goods or belongings taken from deceased individuals. These items included old clothes, jewelry, and household items.
Did Einstein face any obstacle in his life?
When Einstein was 13 years old, his older sister, Margaret, died of the Spanish Influenza. Einstein and Margaret had always been very close, and after her death he went into a deep depression, and only creating new invention ideas would make him feel better.
How old was Albert Einstein when he learned to talk?
Einstein was 5 years old when he learned to talk
How old was Einstein when he was a president?
Albert Einstein was never a president.
How old was Einstein when he had his first kid?
Einstein was 20 year old when he had is first daughter and they gave her away
How old is Einstein Kristiansen?
Einstein Kristiansen is 45 years old (birthdate: September 12, 1965).
How old was Einstein when he started college?
Einstein was 17 when he started college.
How old was Einstein when he graduated high school?
Albert Einstein was 17 years old when he graduated from High School.
What is old joe's job in A Christmas Carol?
He owned a beetling shop, somewhere where colith and materials were bought and then hammered to make the fibers thinner in material for resale. he also bought some dubious items which may or may not have been legal
How old was Albert Einstein when he graduated high school?
Albert Einstein was 17 years old when he graduated from High School.
