Developing groundbreaking physics theories wasn't the only thing on Albert Einstein's mind. It turns out he also had a keen interest in the birds and the bees.

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Developing groundbreaking physics theories wasn't the only thing on Albert Einstein's mind. It turns out he also had a keen interest in the birds and the bees. (www.abc.net.au)

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He also didn't develop groundbreaking physics; that was Poincare and others. Einstein might have figured out a step forward, or he might have stolen it. Probably the latter.

He must have been among the smartest jews, just to know what he was stealing. Genius-tier (>130 IQ) jews hardly exist.

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