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Einstein's Brain Reveals Clues to Genius

A new analysis of those photos suggests Einstein had unusual levels of folding across his cerebral cortex, the gray matter responsible for conscious thought. Here, an illustration by the the authors of the new paper shows the four frontal lobe ridges (labeled 1 through 4) as opposed to the three typically found in the human brain.

Link to the article: http://www.livescience.com/24896-einstein-amazing-brain-photos.html

What are your opinions? Do you think the article is completely true or partially true? Is it more of a nurture or nature type of topic? --- Was he born with intelligence or was it a little of both; born with intelligence and had experiences that developed his mind and interest?--- Or was he just someone who thought out of the box and went were others didn't want to go? 

Special Thanks to vehementventurer for bringing up the topic!