OK, I was thinking more of Fourier (and Laplace) who actually put the complex numbers to some
real important use.
Hmm, you don't know that Einstein's brain is still missing??
booktv.org
The japanese guy claims he actually got a slice of the brain and actually videotaped all
of the search and the cutting of the slice..
Btw, Einstein barely avoided the label of "anti-americanism"
Unluckily this one is not available anymore
Bush's Brain: How Karl Rove Made George W. Bush
Presidential
from March 10, 2003
Authors James Moore and Wayne Slater talk about their new book,
"Bush's Brain: How Karl Rove Made George W. Bush Presidential" at
Olsson's Books & Records in Washington, DC. Mr. Rove, White House
Senior Advisor, is a consultant who the authors argue, has more power
than anyone in his position before him. The authors believe that Mr. Rove
has as much influence as any cabinet level official even though he never
ran for elected office. In order to find out more about this presidential
consultant, the authors conducted more than 100 interviews with
colleagues, friends, and foes of Karl Rove, as well as Karl Rove himself.
After the presentation the authors answered questions from members of
the audience.
But this one is
booktv.org
Ilmarinen
However, issues like this, geniuses and brains as well as heroes, are obviously
deeply embedded in some movements from the late 1800s continuing and reaching
some kind of peaks in the early 1900s. |
