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Re: Einstein's brain in a jar
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Jack Thompson <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Sun, 24 Jul 1994 22:12:41 -0700
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On Sat, 23 Jul 1994, Joel A. Clark wrote:
 
> Date sent: 23-JUL-1994
>
> Yes, I believe Einstein's brain is preserved in a jar in KS, since it has been
> mentioned by more than one reputable science writer.  I can find the reference
s
> probably, if you really want to look into it.  Apparently the idea was to stud
y
> Einstein's brain to see what made him so darned{smart!
>
> Joel A. Clark
> Email: mclark@HARTFORD
> Phone: 203-769-6722
 
 
 
In Carl Sagan's book, <Broca's Brain> he states that "...the remains of
Albert Einstein's brain are floating wanly in a bottle in Wichita..."
 
Jack C. Thompson
Thompson Conservation Lab
Portland, OR
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