Einstein's divorce letters

[@tibees]

Last vid in my Einstein series (for now 😉). All letters shown in this video have been transcribed and translated (from German). Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:58 - Conditions to stay married 3:03 - Separation 3:51 - Einstein's sons 5:19 - Proposing divorce 7:58 - Court proceedings 9:57 - Marriage certificate (Elsa) 10:24 - Patron Cat of the Day

[@azhakabad4229]

I think Toby you have captured every moment of his life cooool.

[@Satyamm3]

Why did u stop your maths lessons... I sub you for that only

[@cameroff]

Wonderful! I look forward to more videos which challenge the pseudo-divinity of historical figures

[@brian8653]

This was super interesting thanks Tibees!

[@azhakabad4229]

@Karan did it hurt?

[@Shrek-lh2tz]

even his wife is relative

[@vk2ig]

Einstein's Theory of Personal Relativity?

[@AureliusSagan10]

Thanks, you made my day.

[@burt591]

This deserves to be top comment

[@PhantomAyz]

Imagine using some big brain science just to prove incest is okay 😄

[@hambonefakenamington69]

lol nais

[@mdioxd9200]

From studying science to studying Einstein's divorce papers *PARKOUR*

[@michaeljames4904]

🤣🤣🤣

[@therfnoob7697]

yeah, pretty sad.

[@mdioxd9200]

@@therfnoob7697 not really, diversifying isn't a bad thing

[@saulocorrea8399]

The wisest I read today 👍

[@ishworshrestha3559]

Ol

[@setheroth28092]

“Idolize ideas more than you idolize people” - Love this! Thanks for the well-researched & fun video.

[@KAIZORIANEMPIRE]

Dont do either idolising is idolatry and you can get possesed by ideas such as communist or hyper capitalism etc

[@hikaryagravity]

@@KAIZORIANEMPIRE everyone is possessed think à bit

[@abdusabdud8218]

@@KAIZORIANEMPIRE thanks bro I appreciate you for these words

[@KAIZORIANEMPIRE]

@@jackred2362 I get it too but they're both dangerous. Criticise everything do not be possed. The idea of equality possessed millions to kill millions in China and russian communism. Idea of white supremacy have rise to many white shippers enslaving others. So yeah possession is always bad. Just think critically about eveything.

[@arniekando6846]

Ideas, especially good ones does not come easily or readily or by itself so therefore it does point to a special individual to come up with one, hence the idolization.

[@turicaederynmab5343]

When his wife Elsa became ill, instead of comforting her, Einstein basically retreated to intense study in order to distract from her mortality. Despite his ridiculous mathematical and scientific prowess, I think it's safe to say he had below-average social and emotional intelligence. In fact, the dude was downright cruel to some of the people in his life.

[@petercarlson811]

I would not be surprised if a hefty level of Aspergers was involved.

[@minhlam8057]

Turi Caederynmab he had a speech impediment while he was a child and therefore didn’t interact while in school.

[@RalphDratman]

If we counted only geniuses with good social skills, we would have very few geniuses. Possibly none. Since "genius" implies something like "unusual brain structure," we cannot expect that all the side-effects of such an unusual structure will be good. Some are bound to be bad.

[@isabellapalacio4631]

Ralph Dratman makes sense. But there’s probably (and probably have been) ridiculous smart people in all ways w good social intelligence bc that’s something that can easily be learned. Don’t know any off the top of my head though

[@Diego0wnz]

Drakomus haram

[@TenderBug]

"Idolize ideas more than you idolize individuals" ~ Toby

[@tomthx5804]

Pop psychology trash.

[@arzuozcan7039]

As Mileva became more well-known, Einstein's circle panicked and are trying to belittle Mileva in her research. The crucial point to be noted here is that rather than Einstein being a bad husband and a man, it is possible that Mileva, not Einstein, made the discovery that changed the history of physics. To ignore this point these days and present his as a bad husband and a man rather than someone who stole Mileva's work is to distort the point. We often see people reading Mileva and Einstein's letters these days, but I think what they're doing is just trying to hide the truth. Maybe, Einstein's insistence on divorce is to prevent Mileva from receiving any honors in his soon-to-be Nobel Prize and erase her name from history. and it looks like he's done it for more than 80 years. but the truth has a habit of coming out sooner or later.

[@nikkitytom]

@@arzuozcan7039 You've done a little more research than the person who filmed this. Mileva was an extraordinary person and it's time more information about her is more widely known.

[@swarooprajpurohit110]

She started off with reviewing exams and now she's reading Einstein's love letters. 😂😂

[@hambonefakenamington69]

lol

[@AA-cy9ib]

He is one of the greatest scientists in the world and many science lovers want to know about the personal life of people they admire.

[@swarooprajpurohit110]

@@AA-cy9ib I was just pulling her leg. I don't have any problem with the video tbh

[@abdusabdud8218]

@Ankit Saksena what's fake?

[@hambonefakenamington69]

@Ankit Saksena it's literally available online

[@oldgadfly8398]

He was a genius but selfish in his private life. But he knew his flaws, as he wrote ..."What I admire in your father is that, for his whole life, he stayed with only one woman. This is a project in which I grossly failed, twice."

[@parneetsingh9863]

you must watch genius and then judge einstein.

[@curiousmolar8104]

@@parneetsingh9863 Judgement is already made. First: Prove those letters are forged.

[@parneetsingh9863]

@@simplepotato24 yeah i completed watching those series just 2 days ago!! nd now i know the truth! he cheated both of his wives

[@abdusabdud8218]

@@parneetsingh9863bro genius is the Bollywood movie how I judge to watch

[@parneetsingh9863]

@@abdusabdud8218 bhai yeh Hollywood series h ek jo albert einstein ki life pe bni h.. iske 2 seasons h..

[@cherishpotluri957]

2:02 sounds quite like Sheldon and Amy's Relationship contract.

[@vk2ig]

At first glance I thought it looked like a set of multiple choice exam questions ...

[@BeckVMH]

Sheldon, “Your contract is still a bit short on specifics Albert, but an excellent start.”

[@goncalofreitas2094]

YEEES that's what I thought too!

[@erdemmemisyazici3950]

My first thought was, "Yup, nerds."

[@trulsdirio]

Guess what it was based on.

[@Trident_Euclid]

Imagine Einstein getting canceled by Twitter

[@mallasik4985]

Ibraheem Al hadede LMAO

[@alicianieto2822]

He didn´t do that much after his divorce from his mathematician wife, make of that what you will, so it would probably not be such a big loss.

[@michaelmityok1001]

@@alicianieto2822 and so you are saying he should have been cancelled? Because as you insinuate actually his wife was the one who did his best work for him, therefore it would have been no great loss for humanity if he had been cancelled?

[@alicianieto2822]

@@michaelmityok1001 No, I´m just saying that it would not have made a big difference in the world either way.

[@Gilgamesh347]

He’ll probably be cancelled on Twitter posthumously anyway! 😂

[@tawny-scott]

Next- Einstein's grocery list, Nice video btw.

[@tkyk4893]

Lmao😂

[@maschiaccio574]

This is like the finest TEA video I’ve ever watched

[@maschiaccio574]

@Ricky Smith It means gossip

[@arzuozcan7039]

As Mileva became more well-known, Einstein's circle panicked and are trying to belittle Mileva in her research. The crucial point to be noted here is that rather than Einstein being a bad husband and a man, it is possible that Mileva, not Einstein, made the discovery that changed the history of physics. To ignore this point these days and present his as a bad husband and a man rather than someone who stole Mileva's work is to distort the point. We often see people reading Mileva and Einstein's letters these days, but I think what they're doing is just trying to hide the truth. Maybe, Einstein's insistence on divorce is to prevent Mileva from receiving any honors in his soon-to-be Nobel Prize and erase her name from history. and it looks like he's done it for more than 80 years. but the truth has a habit of coming out sooner or later.

[@priyanshuranjan1142]

Nah that does not seems to be the case one of eistein greatest work about gravitation was published around 1918 four years after seperation. Einstein was given noble prize for photoelectric effect not for energy mass relation. Mileva also failed to graduate, check out her grdes.

[@nitayderei]

Wow, Einstein was cruel when it became to relationships.

[@erdemmemisyazici3950]

I wouldn't say cruel, just honest. He eventually did give her the Nobel Prize earnings which she bought the apartment with. He practically accused her of not taking enough risk but he couldn't say it to her in such a way. She always kept her head down worried about other people and Einstein, he just wanted to go on adventures, discover things, and conquer life. They were both brilliant, so they settled for a contract. Smart people are best paired with people who are slightly dumber than they are in relationships or it often doesn't work out.

[@erica8332]

He is ready to give her his Nobel price-earnings and 25,000 dollars 💸 annually how is that cruel ❓ ❓ ❓ ❓

[@latt.qcd9221]

They were on the edge of getting divorced; of course they were cruel. Divorce brings out the worst in people.

[@alhassani626]

Any man who demands to be treated like a respectful husband is cruel to feminazis only.

[@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493]

you judge that that from a few words, knowing nothing. Einstein gave a lot of money to his wife.

[@Mantarhochen]

That first list of conditions truly was something else. Even if I imagined myself playing the bad guy in a divorce situation Id never even get close to being that cruel. Oof.

[@milanradulovic9784]

And he took credit for her work on theory of relativity.

[@chriss6356]

That first letter was absolutely disgusting.

[@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493]

His wife´s behaviour was probably disgusting as well otherwise Einstein wouldn´t talk like that.

[@Digifan001]

@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 even so, he was a coward to not talk straight to her what he bothered him. Violent bursts usually come from unresolved communication.

[@mcnuggatron2129]

@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 intelligent doesn't mean good person. The above is far from conclusive evidence that he was a bad person, or that he wasn't a good person. but we have very little evidence to believe that he was a good person to be friends with

[@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493]

@@mcnuggatron2129 well what does good person even mean. There is probalby no other person who surpasses what Albert Einstein did for the world. Albert Einstein´s research is the basis for the entire modern world essentially. As some western spoiled brat, how pathetic would it be for me to judge someone from my armchair who struggled so hard.

[@mcnuggatron2129]

@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 to judge him, meaning him (not his achievements) you're just as qualified as anyone else to judge him. His accomplishments in physics, math, philosophy, etc etc are amazing, but what were his social achievements? Less than average. That's all I'm claiming, in his personal/social life, he very well may have been a terrible person.

[@justin_time]

Brutal! I wonder what caused their marriage to go from being so seemingly perfect and happy to a dumpster fire in a few short years?

[@DjAmaratziOfficial]

Einstein’s impulsivity is my guess

[@mushroomsoup1991]

@FlyingMonkies325 why do u say "she had no problem with his money though" and "I don't think she wanted to be a famous scientist". It was prob a forced idea that it has to only be women to take care of the children but maybe she could have done both. I saw in a previous vid that she tried two times to pass and get a degree but she couldn't attend classes bec of Einstein. Einstein on the other hand had his classmate to help him out and passed. And since they're already separated she needed money to take care of herself n children since she is raising the kids alone n nor had a degree. Even if she enjoys/doesn't enjoy money it is visible that there was no other option for her at that point.

[@ConsciousConversations]

His ego:) And obsessive compulsive determination :) Few genius of his type are decent moral humans. Just is.

[@JoshPhoenix11]

Autism + high intellect + academia + physics + 1900's social norms + being in Germany + being male = Albert Einstein.

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love.” ― Albert Einstein

[@left6121]

70% of quotes on the internet are fake.

[@ianalanneilgrant4626]

He didn't believe in astrology then?

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

@@left6121 Einstien would have asked you the source of your statistics. Lol

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

@Karan haha

[@erdemmemisyazici3950]

Isn't gravity responsible for all the mass in my body though? Gravity is at least partially responsible.

[@anhtuhoang9854]

The fact that Mrs.Mileva accepted those conditions is even more surprising than the fact she didn't slap him with that paper :v She must have seen something that an outsider like me can't tell. And still, it was 20th century, and he had an affair with his cousin. That makes me feel awkward.

[@AnaB012]

They had two children...

[@Dudemon-1]

​@@AnaB012 They had no children. Toby even states that towards the end of the video.

[@AnaB012]

@@Dudemon-1 They had two sons Eduard and Hans Albert and Mileva gave birth to daughter which fate is not known. You can google interview one of his sons.

[@Dudemon-1]

@@AnaB012 -- I thought you were replying to the comment about his affair with his cousin.

[@AnaB012]

@@Dudemon-1 I did. However I was implying how Albert was unfair toward Mileva and they had two sons, one with special needs wich enhance all situation. Mileva needed to take care of the kids and they were at first place for her and that influenced on her career and all her decisions.

[@rawna]

2:22 he knew where it hurt her the most and just went on it, she didn't deserve that

[@AkhonaAlbertIsaacMali]

Man, he was clearly a dick.

[@RedsByrd]

She didn’t? What makes you so sure?

[@throwawayaccount3707]

@@RedsByrd What makes _you_ so sure she deserved it?

[@RedsByrd]

Throwaway Account when did I say she deserved it?

[@throwawayaccount3707]

@@RedsByrd You either agree that she didn't deserve it, or you don't and believe that she did deserve it. Which one is it? All the evidences, insofar as this video is concerned, have only indicated that Einstein's harsh treatment towards Mileva was, well, unnecessarily harsh.

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it.” ― Albert Einstein

[@YesIAmPitri]

@Anshal Mishra -big- wise brain

[@Fritz_Schlunder]

"A clever AI (artificial intelligence) devises plans to successfully take over the world. An even more clever AI tricks humans into creating it, by spreading ideas like Roko's basilisk onto the internet, ahead of its own creation, and then proceeds to begin implementing plans to take over the world, also before its own creation."

[@shaggy2699]

What could Mileva have done to deserve that? I see Einstien a little differently now

[@shaggy2699]

@The Great Bodhisattva Hachiman Pretty much yeah, I feel a bit stupid now 😅

[@mindofmarisa]

Loving these videos! It's been really interesting to take a look into one of the greatest mind's personal life, and honestly it has been a bit surprising for me. Thank you for your attention to detail (tea stained paper, outfit, background, etc) it adds a lot to the video! Keep up the great work :)

[@Hrishiraj2003]

1:54 Woah, that's kind of heartbreaking.

[@Ex1st3nt]

Why?

[@tomservo5007]

he wanted out and put in outlandish conditions ... he didn't expect her to accept them

[@jenniferskweter]

um no

[@perrybrown4985]

I was talking to my Wife whilst my 7yo Daughter was listening, about one of my father's friends - I said he "used a bouquet of swear words". My Daughter piped up and said "that's what you give somebody for a divorce" So true!

[@jad1910]

Idolizing ideas more than idolizing people is a good point. However, flaws in notable figures can also demonstrate that these figures were human beings like us, they had flaws like us. Hence, it may give people grounds to relate to such figures.

[@quahntasy]

*Idolize ideas more than you idealize personalities* Tibee, 2020

[@sudarshan3965]

Someone else has already said it.

[@quahntasy]

@@sudarshan3965 Guess i was late

[@RiasatSalminSami]

RIP Einstein. Love letters? Revealed. Divorced letters? Exposed. Privacy? Gone Hotel? Trivago.

[@harikrishnanchandramohan4209]

Her narrative is so soothing, it makes me wanna sleep. Would make an excellent bed time story teller.

[@nilotpal04]

Previous video: Love letters Next video: Divorce letters😂 Love your videos ♥️

[@adityayadavx447]

Me : How much do you admire Einstein? Toby: yes...,

[@PapaFlammy69]

rip

[@robsbackyardastrophotograp8885]

F

[@Macam2macam]

daddy wuz ere too..

[@ujjalmajumdar618]

Ay papa flamey

[@IronSpyder-ky2lk]

Hello papa

[@ChidVanhi]

There has been a debate about Mileva's contribution in some of key Scientific discoveries of Einstein... Einstein's letter to Mileva offering Nobel is perhaps a strong evidence... In Einstein's own words: "I need my wife as she solves all the mathematical problems for me"...

[@Skibbityboo0580]

Tibees got all the juicy gossip on famous physicists! :P

[@toomanyhobbies2011]

This isn't gossip, it's true.

[@Skibbityboo0580]

@@toomanyhobbies2011 Gossip can be true.

[@cxffaye]

@@Skibbityboo0580 well gossip is usually not true but I don’t know much about gossip as I usually do t take part in it

[@avidmisreader]

Avoids controversy through divorcing someone to marry his cousin. There's smart and there's S.M.R.T.

[@LivingParadox87]

Thanks for sharing this, Toby. I was not very familiar with Albert Einstein’s personal life and I couldn’t agree more with your assessment that people should place ideas in high regard rather than trying to justify idolizing a specific person with all the complications that brings. Nobody’s life is perfect and although it is important to use that a way to keep us grounded in reality, there is no reason to try to fit the entirety of a person’s messy life onto a pedestal that should be reserved for the pure value or concept itself.

[@omkarkulkarni6631]

" Love is relative " ~ Albert Einstein

[@jonaspage6378]

Your voice is so comforting.

[@azhakabad4229]

I think Toby you have captured every moment of his life cooool.

[@ryannoid2949]

I think during the early 19's she had a thing for Einstein after collecting all the letters, She found a time machine which he build and she travelled to the future

[@baruchbelmont5821]

Even as a remarkable theoretical physicist we tend to forget he is a human being. We make mistakes too, so before anyone thinks lowly of him realize how this can inspire you to pursue knowledge, and that regardless of your past mistakes you too can accomplish remarkable achievements. Hold on to your passion, pursue it, do not doubt your capabilities, and most of all never say you aren't smart enough. Massive thanks to Tibees for such amazing facts.

[@kumardigvijaymishra5945]

Best quote: Idolize ideas, not the individuals.

[@garvett6660]

I know it’s off the topic, but your English accent is so delightful. As a Ukrainian, who has been studying English for roughly 10 years and who has heard much a terrible English mistakes and accents from my classmates and also English teachers (that part was really disappointing) I just want to applaud to you for being such a miraculous person.

[@walteredstates]

...that is a Kiwi accent, my man - but it is delightful, I agree!

[@AA-cy9ib]

Tibees is my favourite science KZbin channel. She is intelligent and charismatic. I love her.🙂

[@akaBaye]

please never stop uploading

[@tibees]

:)

[@sanjeevtomar5651]

Everything comes to an end. Sorry for interrupting.

[@abdusabdud8218]

END=Effort Never Die

[@randomelectronicsanddispla1765]

I would love to see a similar series of videos on the life of the Curie's

[@jaimeduncan6167]

I don't know that we have her personal papers and the like, besides I don't belive @UC52kszkc08-acFOuogFl5jw will have any interest in trowing shadows on any female scientist. Einstein was complicated, and an absolute prodigy, so we know a lot about him.

[@Mangaoreader]

She has released it

[@tufanbanerjee4571]

People aren't really interested in personal life of Einstein But I think It will help them to understand the motivation behind his actions... Thank you soo much💕

[@douglasallen511]

I reject the statement "people aren't really interested in .........."

[@queenu606]

++? That' he's a disgusting human being???

[@Themsterbrick]

The letters are not only driped in coffe, but also tea.

[@belligerentapj3685]

I remember a line from Genius: Einstein on Nat Geo where Mileva was taking their kids and herself away from Einstein.. "You cannot have everything, Albert."

[@n20games52]

Very intriguing. Getting to know the real person behind the fame a celebrity status always reveals a real person.

[@dattatreyamangipudi8313]

this channel is worth subscribing it

[@Uddaybhaikabaap]

Thanks Tibees had you not been with me in this covid pandemic I would have got depressed ❤️

[@yashvardhangoyal9063]

Judging by the title, I thought you will be showing his incomplete paper which could explain all of physics

[@yashvardhangoyal9063]

@@bengrizzlyadams6187 he was writing a paper explaining all of physics but he passed away before completing it

[@vesnamarjanovich2446]

Thank you for this. We can pray for spirit of Mileva.

[@o.m.7766]

mileva deserved better

[@MrCatlover]

I believe you are the kind of lady no real man would think to divorce or treat badly when truly appreciating a really smart lady who loves to do her own thinking!

[@ECS-Dad]

In the TV series Genius, he was portrayed as a bit if a jerk in his personal relationships. Apparently the writers read these letters too. Still a smart man. Many people we respect for what they do would not be so respected for the person they are. Look in the mirror before we judge.

[@karthikmishra3188]

How do u manage to smile seamlessly through out the video. Any depressed being would get cheerful looking at you

[@Fadeddreams5]

I can't wait for a collab video with Einstein's ghost after he haunts you for sharing his personal documents.

[@lyndonlives638]

This was quite interesting. One thing I noticed about the divorce papers was that it doesn't just indicate something negative about Einstein's private life but it also suggests something negative about the law in Germany and also most other countries at that time, where the only way to get a divorce was for one of the parties to be 'at fault', through having cheated or the like. This led to the perverse outcome where if no one was at fault and the reason for the divorce was nothing more than unspecified 'irreconcilable differences', the couple in question would basically have to LIE to the court (thus committing the crime of perjury) just to get their divorce finalized. That's one of the reasons why legal systems started to remove the requirement for 'fault' for divorces to be granted. Such legal changes mostly took place in the 1970s, with the change in Germany's law taking place in 1976. These days, divorcing couples would not be forced 'air their dirty laundry' of affairs and scandals in official court documents. They could instead keep their private business private, with the opportunity for such things to be forgotten by history!

[@DarianCraciun]

whoa. THESE VIDEOS ARE GOLD! Please make more like them. 🙏 A scientific community gossip/private lives of scientists playlist would be great. :))

[@anaytamehta9776]

The last part of the video is what people need to understand, you have a good intellect and we meed more people like you . Really love your work. I never comment or like any videos as i feel most of them dont think things through ,rather just say it bcz they feel its sounds intellectual or nice , they are unknowingly being kind of hypocrite , good to know some people are way above all this.

[@roberth4395]

In this episode of stalking beyond the grave with Tibees.... Jk. Cool concept. Great execution.

[@harshitkumar9672]

Hahaha

[@laughoutloud9722]

Wow, I feel bad for the kids and Mileva- Their divorce was a day before Christmas Eve

[@robertbrowne4049]

In Ireland we call a guy like that a bollocks.

[@bekkahshawell7453]

Your voice & content 😍😍😍 I’m always so excited to see these type of videos! So unique!

[@luzrodriguez3247]

Tibees, could you make a review of Mileva's life? She also was a physicist, one of the first women in science. I love your videos, Tib

[@ypey1]

Even his handwriting is geometric perfection...

[@jeromeriedl]

I guess if you cheat on your wife, the smart thing to do is to treat her like a maid.

[@tomservo5007]

this is just part of the divorce process .. he would be happier if she didn't accept

[@anakein]

@@tomservo5007 what do you mean?

[@MuantanamoMobile]

Yeah, it was really demeaning considering his first wife Mileva was his intellectual equal, they were class mates at Uni. both being Physicists and she gave it all up to be a stay at home mom raising the kids.

[@grandpied]

Albert Einstein was all about the money.

[@spookyscaryskeletons5593]

@@MuantanamoMobile Also she was not credited for the part she played in "his work"

[@chiluditospro2]

I always wondered about Einstein's private life I've watched all your videos related to that, such an enigmatic character, great videos really! I love that you're always smiling, and such a soft voice.

[@yashveersingh1795]

Great research!

[@tufanbanerjee4571]

Again another big reveal... 😍😍Lots of love for Tibees... 💖

[@tufanbanerjee4571]

Your like makes my day💐

[@bibhassarkar3671]

Hmm good 👍

[@janmejayrathore217]

After watching the video Einstein be like : *Don't make me come down there you punk!!*

[@realmaximouse]

Your voice is so lovely and soothing

[@RobSHoglund]

Wow, how times have changed! I love the timeline, it really helps understand. Great work as always Toby.

[@DeclanOKaneMD]

Amazing that he wrote these in english

[@saulocorrea8399]

Did anyone else already asked yourself: "where the hell she gets this things?", or it's just my madness imagination? It not can be true. 😂

[@thephoenix1601]

I wondered that immediately ! How did she got hold of such personal documents

[@excusemequeencomingthrough7684]

I just thought the same. Like where tf she got that from? Museum?

[@a.mo7a]

@@excusemequeencomingthrough7684 Probably his house.

[@excusemequeencomingthrough7684]

@@a.mo7a No way, no offense in your opinion. But how could they made his house for public? I mean cmon, are there any privacy for a genius scientist on the world like him? Think about it, lol my head gonna explode.

[@a.mo7a]

@@excusemequeencomingthrough7684 I'm not sure if it's real or not... but lots of deceased public figures' houses are open for public... It depends on their relatives' consent.

[@rosemeireayres7457]

I love your channel

[@aromview]

Very epic thumbnail

[@JHeyworth1]

Terrific video and thank you for the link to the original references

[@rmgx2031]

Toby I like your voice it is very vocal and soothing.... Love from India 😃😃.......

[@danmacartvidos]

You always think people like him, even if they inclusive have a happy life. But in the end, they just like everyone else. I can sit here all day and listen to you talk---love your accent and your beauty ;)

[@klitization]

And thats why I never idolize anyone. I may admire the work ir achievements and thats as far as It gets

[@SatyaVenugopal]

Toby, your voice is so ASMR. It's so soothing! It might have been the only thing that got me through how vomit-inducing I thought the contents of some of the letters were.

[@dmorley100]

@2:36 after hearing all that, sounds to me like he wants a maid more than he wants a wife.

[@brucebaelon]

It's always a pleasure watching your videos toby

[@Archipelago.]

Okay I'm second because everyone is FIRST here! 🤷

[@imadministrator9528]

Lol I'm first

[@imadministrator9528]

@Karan that would be the copy of Johnny Depp.. I don't play cheat haha

[@GustavoMouraD]

So magnanimous 🥰

[@quahntasy]

I am.last

[@papiabose3424]

This is absurd and meaningless

[@Hrishiraj2003]

Your voice is so soothing.

[@mayflowerlash11]

Ah Tibees, I knew there was reason you were so interested in the private light of a great scientist. And there it is. We should admire the concepts, thoughts, and discoveries of great people but NOT idolise them as if they were superhuman, because they are not, they are just human. You are very clever.

[@mayflowerlash11]

@FlyingMonkies325 I agree, the education system has many faults including teaching students en masse and ignoring their individual strengths.

[@stephenbenner4353]

One thing we’ve learned is that Einstein has spectacular handwriting. Though I will say that even my own poor penmanship is improved by the use of a fountain pen as was obviously used for writing these letters, and as Toby no doubt knows as she is pointing with a fountain pen.

[@bobbwc7011]

LOL you do realize that the original letters are in German, right? What you see are translated replicas :P This is not really his handwriting. :P

[@EdwinSantiago19]

2 minutes in I’m pretty shook 😂

[@CV-wg5dp]

Greatings Tibees, are you going to review the Born-Einstein Letters?

[@larryhagemann5548]

This video gave us great insight into the social mind of Einstein, not much different than many famous people in Hollywood and elsewhere, all human beings with respective frailties. I''m sure that similar papers are possibly available for many other genius types who have so "impressed us" over the years. Thank you for the video.

[@arzuozcan7039]

As Mileva became more well-known, Einstein's circle panicked and are trying to belittle Mileva in her research. The crucial point to be noted here is that rather than Einstein being a bad husband and a man, it is possible that Mileva, not Einstein, made the discovery that changed the history of physics. To ignore this point these days and present his as a bad husband and a man rather than someone who stole Mileva's work is to distort the point. We often see people reading Mileva and Einstein's letters these days, but I think what they're doing is just trying to hide the truth. Maybe, Einstein's insistence on divorce is to prevent Mileva from receiving any honors in his soon-to-be Nobel Prize and erase her name from history. and it looks like he's done it for more than 80 years. but the truth has a habit of coming out sooner or later.

[@scientificartchannel3146]

Einstein to his wife: Nothing is absolute .everything is relative. Her wife: Hold my divorce files .

[@atultiwari3754]

Tibess showing Einstein's divorce letters. Meanwhile Einstein from heaven :O

[@dad352]

@Shouko Nishimiya nani

[@dad352]

@Karan u guys 😂

[@fabr1cated]

@Drakomus her daughter's were blessed

[@MobileLegendsNoob69]

@Karan you need to stop watching hentai from banned sites.

[@yweerakkody7472]

Karan that was a bit rude, don’t you think?

[@timeless_realm]

You're absolutely awesome, Toby!

[@vitkrejcik3095]

Next video: Einstein's toilet papers Just kidding, I've enjoyed it very much

[@abdusabdud8218]

🤣🤣🤣😂 ok I will upload

[@jamesart9]

My surprise is renewed each time, at how you make the things you find fascinating, fascinating to me also.

[@aram9167]

8:23 "That's her maiden name". Yeah... soon her legal name too

[@dennismays5692]

Impressive documentary. Thanks!