Ever wanted to measure how much thinking power was required to understand a topic?
A MilliEinstein is a thousandth of the brain power of Einstein.
Some of those on Ward’s Wiki have proposed the millEinstein as an appropriate standard measure.
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Ever wanted to measure how much thinking power was required to understand a topic?
A MilliEinstein is a thousandth of the brain power of Einstein.
Some of those on Ward’s Wiki have proposed the millEinstein as an appropriate standard measure.
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