What was Albert learning disability?
There is no evidence that suggests Albert Einstein had a learning disorder or disability. In fact, he exhibited extraordinary intelligence and aptitude in mathematics and physics from an early age. He showed a remarkable ability in the fields of theoretical physics, developing groundbreaking theories such as the theory of general relativity.Disabilities - Related Articles
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