It seems like your question is incomplete or unclear. If you're asking about the percentage of Einstein's theories or ideas used in modern science, it's important to note that many of his theories, especially in physics, form the foundation of contemporary understanding, particularly in relativity and quantum mechanics. If you meant something else, please provide more context for a better answer.
we all living beings use all of (nearly all of) our brain, i.e. approx. 100% of our brain.
we all living beings use all of (nearly all of) our brain, i.e. approx. 100% of our brain.
The idea that humans use only a small percentage of their brains, often cited as 10%, is a myth. In reality, brain imaging studies show that we use virtually all parts of the brain, even when at rest. Albert Einstein's brain has been studied posthumously, revealing unique features, but there's no scientific basis to quantify how much of it was "used" in terms of percentage. Ultimately, the notion of measuring brain usage in percentages is misleading and oversimplifies the complexity of brain function.
how am I supposed to know Iam not Albert Einstein J.K It is 1.2777777
Albert Einstein used math for his world famous equation of E = mc2
we all living beings use all of (nearly all of) our brain, i.e. approx. 100% of our brain.
we all living beings use all of (nearly all of) our brain, i.e. approx. 100% of our brain.
20 %
its not researched till now people say that the last person was enstine to use more of his brain
because we dont fit our knowlage in it we often think about furure so our head works low
The idea that humans use only a small percentage of their brains, often cited as 10%, is a myth. In reality, brain imaging studies show that we use virtually all parts of the brain, even when at rest. Albert Einstein's brain has been studied posthumously, revealing unique features, but there's no scientific basis to quantify how much of it was "used" in terms of percentage. Ultimately, the notion of measuring brain usage in percentages is misleading and oversimplifies the complexity of brain function.
Yes, he did.
how am I supposed to know Iam not Albert Einstein J.K It is 1.2777777
Albert Einstein used math for his world famous equation of E = mc2
Yes, he did.
yes
It is not possible for Albert Einstein to use computers because he has short term memory. But he can use computers with programming which makes him remember about his works.