Einstein ' s brain was cut into two hundred forty blocks and found what ?

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Albert Einstein, a Jewish family born in Ulm, a small town in the southern part of Germany, is

widely recognized as a gifted scientist and has high intelligence quotient that ordinary people

can't live in. In the early morning of April 18, 1955, in the Princeton Hospital of New Jersey,

USA, the old man made strange noises on his sick bed. The night nurse Alberta hurried up to

visit. The science giant murmured the language she could not understand. Two heavy

breathing, quietly died.

But Einstein's death, apart from a pity for everyone, is also interested in the brain of a scientist

with high intelligence. Just as Einstein captured the essence of energy and matter with his

famous formula, modern scientists are trying to capture the essence of genius. Scientists have

never abandoned the study of Einstein brain. Until now, research on Einstein's brain still

surfaced, such as the Department of anthropology, Florida State University professor Dean Falk

published his latest research on the "Frontiers in evolutionary neuroscience", he found a special

spherical structure in the motor cortex in Einstein, the other musicians in the brain are also

found probably, and Einstein grew to accept the training on the violin.

Another professor, Diamond, found that the proportion of neuroglia in Einstein's brain was twice

as high as that of others. "This phenomenon shows that Einstein's activity in this area is

enhanced when he shows his extraordinary rational thinking ability." She reasoned it. After all,

as one of the greatest theoretical physicists of the history, Einstein's transcendent abstract

ability is unquestionable. And he once said that he did not think in the way of language, but to

think of a problem with a picture like imagination like a movie. There are a lot of research and

inferences about Einstein's brain. Although not complete research, however to have these

research results is not easy. Because Einstein's brain was lost in the public view after his

death.

Einstein died that night, pathologist Thomas Harvey opened the Einstein's skull, to inject

preservatives in a cerebral artery to the brain, soak in a fixed liquid, called the history of the

most intelligent brain remained. After a long period of time, as one of the precious treasures

of human history, Einstein's brain is following a dismissal of the doctor with displaced. He will

be brought to the Philadelphia Brain Hospital, where, after strict training to technician the

authority of the brain atlas, this group of precious neural tissue carefully cut into two hundred

and forty pieces, produced twelve sets of such slices, then he put these specimens to circle

the most famous scientists when nervous and hope they can get the amazing discovery. The

remaining tissue was wrapped in transparent collodion, large glass bottles suspended in full

of formaldehyde, silence in Harvey's basement office or cardboard box.

Although Dr. Harvey has promised to use Einstein's brain for scientific research and get

permission from Einstein family, this action has caused endless controversy. Harvey is so

obstinate and passionate about Einstein's brain that he is not entirely for fame or money. He

has repeatedly refused to buy expensive brain samples. Harvey has been committed to the

promise of the Einstein family. He did his best in his later life, hoping to read the great

scientist's intelligence password in a scientific way. More than 50 years later, what is shown

before us is only the fragments of Einstein's brain. What kind of discoveries will be found later?