The history behind certain "stars" of the scientific world is certainly fascinating.

The father of symbolic calculus was Oliver Heaviside.

Self-taught mathematician and physicist who invented a new technique for solving differential equations, independently developed vector calculus, and rewrote Maxwell's equations in the form commonly used today, never went to univeristy, in fact he was soo poor that never could finish highschool either.


He made a living as electrician, telegraph specialist and similar. He also made a living with Einstein by providing him with direct engineering solutions.

Heaviside used to tell Einstein that he was talking to him because he was the only one less stupid than the others. Einstein didn't even understand how long waves propagate in the upper atmosphere - Heaviside had to explain them like to the fools.

Although intercontinental radio communications worked, it was not understood HOW long waves traversed the curvature of the Earth. Einstein believed that they pass through water and land. Heaviside wondered: How the hell are you, mate, so stupid?!

Heaviside mastered a mathematics that did not yet exist in textbooks, but always worked in practice.

Einstein, as an engineer, complained "This generator doesn't work for me!", and Heaviside told him: "Here's what you have to do!".

The Freemasonry that installed Einstein as Chair at Stanford immediately understood the immense danger Heaviside represented - basically, he could build anything. They cut off all his ways of earning money and left him to die in misery.

All the materials written by his hand later disappeared - a few chests of paperwork.

When Heaviside died - at the age of 75 - Einstein was only about 50 and had many projects. Only one worked without Heaviside, but after 20 years of efforts by an army of Jewish engineers stationed at Oak Ridge: the atomic bomb. Bomb that had to be dropped from the plane.

Heaviside mastered another method, according to which you could detonate the bomb anywhere you wanted (any bomb, not necessarily atomic), and transmit the energy of the explosion via radio waves wherever you wanted, anywhere on Earth, surgically. All the Masonic governments froze in fear that their headquarters might be struck.

It's the coolest description given to the impostor Einstein, whom Niels Bohr looked at like a drunk beetle.

And the list of big time scientists that were... but nobodies with igh connections in reality, is far longer than just Herr Albert, in fact most of the famous phsicists and mathematicians are on that list, and the real genius behind them are carefully deleted from history and never thaught in schools about their contribution.