Albert Einstein: An Autist Who Changed The World

“A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.” This means that if you never make a mistake, you never try anything new. All the inventions that we have to this day would never be created if we never make mistakes because we learn from our mistakes. Albert Einstein was an important and influential figure in history that had a positive impact on the world because he discovered photoelectric light.

Albert Einstein was born on March 14th, 1874 in the southern German city of Ulm. His father worked as a salesman and and engineer. His name was Hermann Einstein. His mother’s name was Pauline Einstein. Albert Einstein was a physicist. He made the quantum theory which explained the photoelectric effect.

Some people who influenced Albert Einstein were Copernicus, Isaac Newton, Gottfried Leibniz, and many more. He started his career by writing 4 articles in 1905. In his first article, he wrote about Quantum Theory. In his second article he wrote about experimental proof of how atoms existed. His third article was him most famous and it was about the apparent contraction between two theories of physics, Isaac Newton’s theory of time and space, and James Clerk Maxwell’s idea that speed of light is consistent. In his fourth paper, he wrote about the relationship between mass and energy, which included his famous equation E=mc2. He had to overcome his rough childhood and not to get in the way of what he wanted to do.

Albert Einstein is most famous for his equation, E=mc2. Some other accomplishments that he had was his theory of relativity and his quantum theory which explained photoelectric light. A couple of setbacks that Albert Einstein had was he had his failed first marriage and he had his childhood speech impediment.

Albert Einstein changed the world with his theory of relativity. It was hard for him to make this because he found a flaw in his theory. What made it worse was that his wife broke up with him shortly before, but that didn’t stop him. He went back to the drawing board and fixed his mistake.

One personality trait that made him great was that he was confident and determined. This made him great because if he got something wrong, he would keep trying to get him right. We can apply those traits to ourselves by continuing to work on something that doesn’t work the first time. Albert Einstein is someone you can look up to because he made many things that made the world great and he tried his hardest to make his discoveries successful. I chose Albert Einstein because he had autism just like my sister has.