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    Albert Einstein Impersonation

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    Albert Einstein was working on formulas and believed he was close to a major discovery. He disliked school and preferred studying physics independently. He graduated by studying his classmate's notes. Einstein completed his extraordinary discovery of e=mc2, which showed that a small amount of matter can be converted to a massive amount of energy in an atomic bomb blast. He realized he must inform President Roosevelt about his invention of the atomic bomb, which would later destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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    Albert Einstein Impersonation

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    Albert Einstein was working on formulas and believed he was close to a major discovery. He disliked school and preferred studying physics independently. He graduated by studying his classmate's notes. Einstein completed his extraordinary discovery of e=mc2, which showed that a small amount of matter can be converted to a massive amount of energy in an atomic bomb blast. He realized he must inform President Roosevelt about his invention of the atomic bomb, which would later destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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    Albert Einstein was working on formulas and believed he was close to a major discovery. He disliked school and preferred studying physics independently. He graduated by studying his classmate's notes. Einstein completed his extraordinary discovery of e=mc2, which showed that a small amount of matter can be converted to a massive amount of energy in an atomic bomb blast. He realized he must inform President Roosevelt about his invention of the atomic bomb, which would later destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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    Albert Einstein Impersonation

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    Marnelly R. Bibangco
    Albert Einstein was working on formulas and believed he was close to a major discovery. He disliked school and preferred studying physics independently. He graduated by studying his classmate's notes. Einstein completed his extraordinary discovery of e=mc2, which showed that a small amount of matter can be converted to a massive amount of energy in an atomic bomb blast. He realized he must inform President Roosevelt about his invention of the atomic bomb, which would later destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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    Albert Einstein

    Hi there! You might be wondering what I was doing. Well, you see, I was just working on some
    formulas. I was into this very interesting discovery, and I think that I am not far from discovering
    something really amazing, something worth your time, something explosive!

    Oh no, if you’re thinking that I am your typical nerd guy in school, you are actually mistaken.
    Unlike other boys, I hated the boring spirit in school. That’s why, when my family’s business
    repeatedly failed, I actually felt very happy to have an excuse to withdraw from school. (Laughs)
    you might think it’s weird but that’s true. I often cut classes and used the time to study physics
    on my own or to play my beloved violin. I passed my examinations and graduated in 1900 by
    studying the notes of my classmate. My professors did not think highly of me and would not
    recommend me for a university position.

    Well, I am here now inside this laboratory finishing this extraordinary discovery that would
    change the world.

    Oh yes! I’ve found what’s going to complete my equation - e=mc2 , where e is energy, m is mass,
    and c is the speed of light. In an atomic bomb blast, a very small amount of matter is converted
    to its equivalent in energy, creating an IMMENSE EXPLOSION.

    Please excuse me. I need to report this to U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt. Wait! Did I
    already tell you my name? If I haven’t, I am so sorry. I am Albert Einstein – the one responsible
    for the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the two great cities of Japan because of my
    invention – the Atomic Bomb.

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