Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Like many people, I'm a huge fan of Albert Einstein, and have studied his life and work. The process by which his work became known turns out to have followed a curious pattern, that shows up often in history. Being ignored for years, then suddenly exploding in popularity, where everyone assumes it was due to some inherent greatness. But why does that greatness mean nothing at first, then seem so obvious later? Let's talk about that.
This video is Part 3 of the Fame Series, so check it out.
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Clips from Filmaufnahme, McGraw-Hill Text, Super Street Fighter II, the Met Gala 2015, The History Channel, Tim's Vermeer, The Man Who Knew Infinity, Filmportrait, The Academic Film Company, ScienceTV, NatGeo, Post Malone, Hello Fears, The Edmonton Journal, ICONic, The Warriors, Artphot, and more.
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Like many people, I'm a huge fan of Albert Einstein, and have studied his life and work. The process by which his work became known turns out to have followed a curious pattern, that shows up often in history. Being ignored for years, then suddenly exploding in popularity, where everyone assumes it was due to some inherent greatness. But why does that greatness mean nothing at first, then seem so obvious later? Let's talk about that.
This video is Part 3 of the Fame Series, so check it out.
Interact with me on social media!
facebook.com/EverythingStoryChannel
twitter.com/StoryBrain1
Support the channel!
patreon.com/StoryBrain
Clips from Filmaufnahme, McGraw-Hill Text, Super Street Fighter II, the Met Gala 2015, The History Channel, Tim's Vermeer, The Man Who Knew Infinity, Filmportrait, The Academic Film Company, ScienceTV, NatGeo, Post Malone, Hello Fears, The Edmonton Journal, ICONic, The Warriors, Artphot, and more.
Thanks!
