Did he actually do anything?

>>2345713
Yes, as he was a physicist, but like many paradigm-shifting theories he's not solely deserving of credit and is CERTAINLY not deserving the meme status of "history's greatest mind" which he seems to have achieved.

Einstein was a lot more photogenic and politically visible than Von Neumann, that's all.

>>2345713
Photoelectric effect. Postulated photon particles. Some more minor stuff, like his papers about Brownian motion. While he didn't personally originate 95% of what we consider relativity, he still played a very important role and it would be stupid to deny it.
Einstein is in league for the most overrated man in history, but that doesn't mean he dindu nuffin, far from it.

>If the dismissal of Jewish scientists means the annihilation of contemporary German science then we shall do without science for a few years.

Adolf Hitler on Einstein

>>2346762
Inevitable cuckposting that has no relevance to the thread.

>>2345713
He looks to be a stupid animal with its tongue hanging out.
Was he really so emotionally-retarded he posed this way?

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>Theists claim Einstein as one of them
>Einstein spent the last part of his life trying to disprove/discredit quantum physics

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Oppenheimer is objectively more historically significant than Einstein is

Oh and, he's a cooler Einstein in general, and basically a fucking Noire character

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>>2345713
Yes, he was jealous of Neumann.

>>2346847
>>2346857
which one do you think got the most bitches?
I'm voting for Feynman

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>>2345713
I dunno, is Google maps still working?

http://maps.google.com

Yes?

THEN HE FUCKING DID SOMETHING!

http://physicscentral.com/explore/writers/will.cfm

Not that it matters... Since that other thing he theorized the existence of, but thought someone after him would surely find a mechanism that prevents it, turned out to be a thing, and there is no such mechanism...

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1486786050391.webm

>>2346870
Heisenberg

>>2345713
He was part of America's campaign to "make science cool" after realizing that the technocratic elite was responsible for 90% of the world's problems.