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The Digital Einstein Project has compiled over 1,000 of documents left by Einstein.

Among them are papers like science papers, diary entries, personal love letters, divorce files, high school transcripts and even the notebook which he first worked his general theory of relativity.

The online archive can be accessed at - http://einsteinpapers.press.princeton.edu/

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Technology can be a wonderful thing.

It is just such a shame that most people use it for social media nonsense instead of opening their minds for growth.

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Just took a look at some of it and it was very heavy physics calculations that i couldn't even attempt to understand.

Is there anything in particular worth reading?

I remember in a documentary I saw about him he had agreements with his wife that involved her to do many things for him whenever he demanded. Such as sex whenever he wanted, cooking for him when he was hungry and she couldn't talk to or disturb him while he was studying. He even made her sign a contract to agree (Alpha much?) to these points.

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Yeah it is very complex stuff for those not into deep physics, me included.

I really like reading about Einstein and the Atomic Bomb period though, not exactly the physical formulas that are involved but more about the history aspect of it.