Submission + - Einstein letter calling Bible "pretty childish" to be auctioned on eBay (theatlantic.com)
cheesecake23 writes: In an admirably concise piece in The Atlantic, Rebecca J. Rosen summarizes Einstein's subtle views on religion and profound respect for the inexplicable, along with the news that a letter handwritten by the legendary scientist that describes the Bible as a 'collection of honorable, but still primitive legends' and 'pretty childish' will be auctioned off on eBay over the next two weeks. Bidding will begin at $3 million.
Comment Why they failed (Score 1) 347
a Visi On window on TFA says:
Multiple Apps are ruining at the same time.
Comment Re:A fool and his money... (Score 1) 827
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Comment Re:Nostalgia (Score 1) 462
Agreed.
The guys at CBS may also explain how those hackers built the lightning generator that burned down the transmission towers in Macae and Campos.
The guys at CBS may also explain how those hackers built the lightning generator that burned down the transmission towers in Macae and Campos.
Comment Re:Steven Hawking edition (Score 1) 683
They are selling the book in a DRM form precisely so they can split the reading rights from the voice rights.
No. They are selling information in a medium and trying to prevent you to use another medium to use the information you've already payed for.
So no, they don't have a point.
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