The Future of the Mind and Albert Einstein's Brain Quiz

Who is the author of the book 'The Future of the Mind'?

• Richard Feynman

• Neil deGrasse Tyson

• Michio Kaku

• Stephen Hawking

What are some of the things explored in the book 'The Future of the Mind'?

• Medicine, psychology, and sociology

• Climate change, renewable energy, and biodiversity

• Telepathy, telekinesis, and artificial intelligence

• Time travel, space exploration, and robotics

What does Michio Kaku believe about advances in technology?

• They will make human minds weaker

• They will help us

• They will have no impact on human minds

• They will take over the world

What are scientists already doing research on related to telepathy?

• Communicating with animals through thoughts

• Predicting the future through dreams

• Controlling objects with the mind

• Reading words and thoughts in a person's brain

What is the background of Albert Einstein?

• He was born in the United States

• He was targeted by the Nazis and left Germany

• He won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

• He was a famous musician

Where was Albert Einstein when he died?

• France

• United Kingdom

• Germany

• United States

What is the famous equation invented by Albert Einstein?

• E = mc3

• E = mc4

• E = mc2

• E = mc5

What happened to Albert Einstein's brain after his death?

• It was cremated

• It was donated for scientific research

• It was preserved in a museum

• It was stolen and never found

What questions may the analysis of Einstein's brain help clarify?

• What is genius, how to measure intelligence, and its relationship to success in life

• How to become a successful scientist

• How to become a Nobel Prize winner

• How to achieve personal struggle and achievement

Is genius a function of our genes, or is it more a question of personal struggle and achievement?

• It has no relation to genes or personal struggle

• It is a combination of genes and personal struggle and achievement

• It is solely a question of personal struggle and achievement

• It is solely a function of our genes