Post by galvez on Jun 21, 2004 21:54:10 GMT -5
And they say Afrocentrists are bad. 
Here is some interesting stuff:
The communist jew Pablo Picasso (Ruiz Blasco) was born in 1881 and died in 1973. The communist jew Albert Einstein was born in 1879 and died in 1955. Picasso was to art as Einstein was to physics. Each never did well in school -- they were "bored" (an affliction of those with no imagination) and claimed that their teachers were "stupid." Both had a measure of ability in their fields and both produced immense amounts of trash which were foisted upon the world as legitimate works of genius. Picasso introduced the non-art forms known as collage, cubism and surrealism. Picasso's sculpture went beyond marble and bronze to include items properly described as junk. Einstein's debauchery of physics was far less tangible. One might place his hands upon a "Picasso" and set fire to it; place it at the end of a shooting range or at the bottom of a urinal. With a piece of Einstein baloney, one can do little other than bicker since it is all imaginative anyway -- with proper mathematical folderol to scare off the curious. Picasso was far more honest than Einstein. At least, on his death bed, he confessed that his "art" trash was just that and anyone foolish enough to buy it, deserved to lose their money. Old Albert, true to form, would doodle mathematics when musicians entered his home and would play the violin when mathematicians came over for lunch. Einstein was never honest enough to confess to his hokum.
Here is some interesting stuff:
The communist jew Pablo Picasso (Ruiz Blasco) was born in 1881 and died in 1973. The communist jew Albert Einstein was born in 1879 and died in 1955. Picasso was to art as Einstein was to physics. Each never did well in school -- they were "bored" (an affliction of those with no imagination) and claimed that their teachers were "stupid." Both had a measure of ability in their fields and both produced immense amounts of trash which were foisted upon the world as legitimate works of genius. Picasso introduced the non-art forms known as collage, cubism and surrealism. Picasso's sculpture went beyond marble and bronze to include items properly described as junk. Einstein's debauchery of physics was far less tangible. One might place his hands upon a "Picasso" and set fire to it; place it at the end of a shooting range or at the bottom of a urinal. With a piece of Einstein baloney, one can do little other than bicker since it is all imaginative anyway -- with proper mathematical folderol to scare off the curious. Picasso was far more honest than Einstein. At least, on his death bed, he confessed that his "art" trash was just that and anyone foolish enough to buy it, deserved to lose their money. Old Albert, true to form, would doodle mathematics when musicians entered his home and would play the violin when mathematicians came over for lunch. Einstein was never honest enough to confess to his hokum.
