1. When Maxwell's Equations predict an electro-magnetic wave travelling at a certain speed, what frame is that speed measured from?
2. How to explain the photo-electric effect.
3. How to explain Brownian Motion.
4. Can gravity be added to special relativity?
If he had solved any one of the above issues, Einstein would have been regarded as one of the great minds of the 1900s. He solved all of them!
However, he was unable to solve either of these:
1) Can the electric field be added to general relativity?
2) Is there a general paradigm for our Universe in which quantum mechanics is only a useful subset of reality?
They both remain unsolved today.
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Though Albert Einstein was considered a genius, he still had problems. In school, he reportedly had issue with authority and this got him into trouble.
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he helped people solve intricate mathematical equations
No, Always try to talk problems out.
The two problems that Einstein couldn't solve were the unification of general relativity and quantum mechanics, a theory of everything, and a consistent unified field theory. These are complex issues that remain unsolved in the realm of theoretical physics.
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try to solve problems
She tried to solve what people thought of women
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This quote is often attributed to Albert Einstein. It emphasizes the idea that a new perspective or way of thinking is needed to solve problems that were created by a particular mindset or approach.
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By nationalising everything.
Max Talmey influenced him since he was young since he brought him many challenging books and problems for him to solve. He had a huge impact on Albert Einstein and his learning and thinking.
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