On the occasion of Albert Einstein's birthday, the general public will be able to send questions to the scientist through the Hebrew University's Facebook page
On the occasion of Albert Einstein's 131st birthday and National Science Day this week, the general public is invited to ask Albert Einstein questions about his life, his scientific work and his public activities through the Facebook site of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The questions will be answered by Prof. Hanoch Gutfreund, former president of the Hebrew University and currently academic responsible for the Albert Einstein archive, who will answer the questions based on Einstein's writings.
Einstein, one of the founding fathers of the Hebrew University, gave in his will all his intellectual property and all his writings to the Hebrew University.
Questions can be directed through The Facebook page of the Hebrew University is already up, or send them to email: PRmedia@savion.huji.ac.il. The answers to the questions will be published on March 22, 2010.
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Some proportions, please. Neither God nor the resurrection of the dead. A cute gimmick, so that even the young can learn about Einstein's views
Right, no words.
You have already said (in too many words) this nonsense and there is no need to repeat it over and over again.
Maybe it's better for you to switch to reading mode now and try to decipher and understand what they told you.
Avi Blizovsky
Didn't I say that you are Chassidim and you have a rabbi of a different kind, that's all.
And Mr. Machal
An action that speaks of the intention and attitude behind it without the need for interpretation.
without words:
Why did you write lyrics?
Without words - in Chabad they do not reveal who answers by name. Here at least they say who the expert is, what's more, in Chabad a vague answer from a random page in the book is enough, here they bring certified quotes on exact topics.
Avi Blizovsky
Chabad also sends queries to the Rebbe.
So now you are followers here too.