Albert Einstein: The Negro Question

[Sir X]

"What right has he to speak about things which concern us alone, and which no newcomer should touch?"

I do not think such a standpoint is justified. One who has grown up in an environment takes much for granted. On the other hand, one who has come to this country as a mature person may have a keen eye for everything peculiar and characteristic. I believe he should speak out freely on what he sees and feels, for by so doing he may perhaps prove himself useful.

http://www.onbeing.org/program/alber...-question-1946

[Rudi]

This fellow Einstein doesn't sound like a critical thinker. He was obviously too early to take advantage of the School of Critical Thought fronted by the heavy thinkers: Dingbat and Ben.

[Muadib]

Him and LKY... Critical Thinking masters.. all like yuh nuh fi call out dem man name..

[Don1]

This fellow Einstein doesn't sound like a critical thinker. He was obviously too early to take advantage of the School of Critical Thought fronted by the heavy thinkers: Dingbat and Ben.

LOL!

[Rudi]

Him and LKY... Critical Thinking masters.. all like yuh nuh fi call out dem man name..

Nice try. But Einstein sounds like a monkey or a gorilla here. As for the LK Y reference you need to actually read him first. Fret not you can still front as as a critical thinker in JA. Not for long though.

[Muadib]

You are confusing philosophy (quixotic and otherwise) with Critical Thinking...

Unfortunate but.. I understand.. things can get very emotional given the history..

[Rudi]

Ahh gorilla man methinks the confusion lies elsewhere.