yeah i only hear about how it was a bunch of the same students going back to the same classroom every year

Would you do that if you could?

i would only be learning the same thing over and over again

no

Experience each era from the eyes of a kid in school?

yes

You know what I like to do... go to school with Albert Einstein.

Get to know him as a kid.

Maybe work with him.

Get to know him as a scientist.

"so alb, you gay?"

"WAS?! WAS?!"

Getting to know some of the most influential people in the world throughout history.

sure doesnt seem influential to me

turns out Albert is considered to have aspergers. I didn't know that before

i can write e = mc^2 all day

doesnt mean i know what it is

Back then, it was revolutionary.

It open the world up to the people there.

But today, it is common knowledge.

energy = mass times something squared?

Back then people didn't realize that.

Albert Einstein changed science.

what is c?

Energy = mass times c squeared

Forget c lol

speed of light

scusem e what

*nods.*

c is speed of light

it means matter is a lot of energy

c^2= energy/mass

i could probably hold onto mass

but energy i dont know

it means a joule is a kilogram-second-squared divided by a meter squared

pass the juul bro

which was not supposed to make sense when those were written

which is a nice weird way to rearrange the joule

you can then look at the traditional definition of a joule and develop some interesting conclusions

also, e=mc^2 shows how it's impossible to travel faster than the speed of light

how much does a second squared weigh