It’s a lot like one of the apes figuring out the structure of Donkey Kong but getting a mystical shiver attempting to envision the theoretical Nintendo. Prof. Einstein was a character in another game. We’re still trying to figure out where or when it came from.
Great toon! Alas, I have a small correction for panel two (sorry, my name is Spock): Einstein wasn’t working in an Office for Intellectual Property. It was a Patent Office (“Patentamt”). Trade Mark issues were treated separately back then. The institution was only renamed later, in 1978 to Federal Office for Intellectual Property (“Bundesamt für geistiges Eigentum”, BAGE) and in 1996 into Confederate Institute for Intellectual Property (“Eidgenössisches Institut für Geistiges Eigentum”, IGE).
Willywise52 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Watch out for that gravity well,Albert.
jimmiew52 almost 5 years ago
opening one’s mind to the pursuit of truths may be one of our most difficult task in life
J Short almost 5 years ago
Definitely tears “streaming” down his face. Einstein didn’t think of science and the concept of a universal intelligence incompatible.
Teto85 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Albert knew his stuff. But sucked at relationships.
mr_sherman Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Old adage: Life is a mystery to be lived. Not a problem to be solved.
Kind&Kinder almost 5 years ago
It’s a lot like one of the apes figuring out the structure of Donkey Kong but getting a mystical shiver attempting to envision the theoretical Nintendo. Prof. Einstein was a character in another game. We’re still trying to figure out where or when it came from.
6turtle9 almost 5 years ago
Grateful for eyes to see; always had a hard time relating to those that don’t.
Spock almost 5 years ago
Great toon! Alas, I have a small correction for panel two (sorry, my name is Spock): Einstein wasn’t working in an Office for Intellectual Property. It was a Patent Office (“Patentamt”). Trade Mark issues were treated separately back then. The institution was only renamed later, in 1978 to Federal Office for Intellectual Property (“Bundesamt für geistiges Eigentum”, BAGE) and in 1996 into Confederate Institute for Intellectual Property (“Eidgenössisches Institut für Geistiges Eigentum”, IGE).