Albert Einstein's surprising shortcoming kills this popular stereotype about smart people
Renowned theoretical physicist, Brian Green, tells an amusing story about the most iconic genius. Albert Einstein was revered for his intelligence, but it doesn't mean he was great at everything.
Greene is the co-founder of the World
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