Why was Einstein's Brain Stolen 7 Hours After He Died?

Albert Einstein is recognized as one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century. However, just seven hours after his death, Einstein’s brain was taken during an autopsy at Princeton by Dr. Thomas Stoltz Harvey in an act of theft. Dr. Harvey aimed to study the brain tissue to uncover the secrets behind Einstein's genius and high IQ. This incident caused significant controversy in the science community and sparked ethical debates.

In our video, we explore the circumstances of Einstein’s brain theft and the motivations behind it. We delve into Dr. Harvey’s research on brain neuroanatomy and brain studies. The findings from these research efforts provide valuable insights into Einstein’s legacy. Watch this intriguing and controversial story of brain analysis and the quest to understand human intelligence through the lens of neuroscience.