Albert Einstein's brain was different than yours or mine.

The Great Physicist Albert Einstein may have been brilliant for biological reasons.
It is estimated that someone with Einstein's cognitive powers emerges only 500
years or so, but with the capability to clone humans on the horizon, perhaps within our lifetime, the technical ability to clone even an army of Einsteins is truly in the realm of science fact, and not science fantasy.

So, what made Einstein different than you and I?

When Albert Einstein was born, his parents knew something was unusual, perhaps even defective, because of the odd, distended shape of his skull. Upon Einstein's death in 1955, an autopsy was performed to determine what made Albert different, if he was indeed different at all. Dr. Thomas Harvey, the pathologist who performed the autopsy, cut Einstein's brain into pieces and preserved it in formaldehyde for scientific study.

According to Harvey, the overall size of Einstein's brain is......

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Title: Should Science Clone Another Albert Einstein?
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