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Here you go, young mathematician: I never wore socks. Ever. Not even to meet the President. My brain was actually stolen after I died because a doctor wanted to study why I was so smart. I won the Nobel Prize for the photoelectric effect, not for the Theory of Relativity (E=mc 2 ). I loved p…

Here you go, young mathematician: I never wore socks. Ever. Not even to meet the President. My brain was actually stolen after I died because a doctor wanted to study why I was so smart. I won the Nobel Prize for the photoelectric effect, not for the Theory of Relativity (E=mc 2 ). I loved playing the violin whenever I got stuck on a difficult math problem. I was a very late talker as a kid; my parents were actually worried about me!