I’ve lost enough IQ points that I think IQ is real
Today, I was talking with a friend and somehow the topic of Albert Einstein popped up. He started referring to Einstein as American and I laughed. I then realized he was serious. My IQ has dropped even further from Einstein's as a result of this. FML
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Jendaflooid 6
So, he moved to America in 1933, became a citizen in 1940, then lived the remainder of his life in America until dying in New Jersey in 1955. So he was an American citizen for 15 years, right up to his death. That's more American by the usual standards than a lot of people who are widely considered to be Americans. Are you sure it is your friend who is living in ignorance?
idragosani 17
Well, he did become an American citizen in 1940
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Jendaflooid 6
So, he moved to America in 1933, became a citizen in 1940, then lived the remainder of his life in America until dying in New Jersey in 1955. So he was an American citizen for 15 years, right up to his death. That's more American by the usual standards than a lot of people who are widely considered to be Americans. Are you sure it is your friend who is living in ignorance?
idragosani 17
Well, he did become an American citizen in 1940