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In this world's history, there have been many great people, but this achievement should go to one man that we all know could embrace this achievement even in death. This man's name happens to be Albert Einstein. His extensive amount of research and imaginative popularities seem to have gained him many other spots in history, but why should he achieve this one? It is, in fact, the LIFE magazine Top 100 People of the Millennium. |
In this speech, I will be mentioning what makes Albert Einstein a better candidate than others, specifics on why he should be mentioned in the magazine, and the overall climax of the entire speech. I will then end with several of his quotes, and maybe a possible joke. Also, I hope that I can reach out to all of you because I hope that you can enjoy and respect my decision for choosing Albert Einstein for one of the nominations. |
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Albert Einstein was not just another duck in the row. In fact, I think he'd be off in the pond. This man defied Issac Newton's ideas and made them better. Ladies and gentlemen, I don't believe that this is a coincidence. He has proved through his entire life that he was something better, than worse. He even proved many of his theories to have come true, even when everyone else said that his was a weirdo. I believe that even when his teachers, the Germans, the U.S. government, etc. didn't believe in him, the fact that he pushed on made him even more of a reason |
His famous equation e=mc^2, his theory of relativity, what he had to do with the atomic bomb, his pacifism, etc. Heck, even the man's hair is mentioned and conversated about. His intelligence was massively spectacular r in so many ways, but he even said that that wasn't the strongest part of the mind. |
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