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So I went up with him. He took me to a room
which had a gramophone in it and asked, "What
kind of music do you like?"
"Well," I answered, "I like songs that have words,
ond the kind of music where I can follow the tune.
He smiled and nodded, obviously pleased. "You
can give me an example, perhaps?"
I told him I like anything by Bing Crosby. At once,
could hear Bing Crosby's voice filling the room
"Now, can you please tell me what you just
heard?", he said.
The simplest answer seemed to be to sing the
lines. So I sang it back to him.
He smiled. "You're not tone-deaf," he said.
I told him this was one of my favorite songs,
something 1 had heard hundreds of times, so it
didn't really prove anything.
"Nonsense!" Said Einstein. "Ilt proves everything!
Do you remember your first arithmetic lesson in
school? Suppose, at your very first contact with
numbers, your teacher had ordered you to work
out a problem in, say, long division or fractions.
Could you have done it?
!
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Answer 1

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