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I chose to make the text message between him and President Roosevelt because a very important event for America was dropping the bomb on Japan. None of that would’ve happened if Einstein didn’t warn Roosevelt that Germany was creating one and hadn’t urged the USA to create one as well. Once Roosevelt had heard about this, he established the Manhattan Project and acquired people to work on the bomb so that they could have their hands on the powerful weapon before Germany could.

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This picture of Albert Einstein and Elsa would be the wallpaper of his phone. This is because he said that he loved Elsa very much. Even though he had cheated on her multiple times, he still loved her the most. Elsa Einstein died on Dec. 20, 1936 in their house. People reported that Einstein was truly heartbroken over the loss of her. Albert himself wrote in 1938: “I wouldn’t want to go on living if I didn’t have my work.” His friend Peter Bucky said that it was the first time he had ever seen Albert cry over something. Before Elsa died, she was going through a condition and Albert had shown lots of care towards her. Elsa even said to her friend, “I never thought he loved me so much.” So, it would make sense for Albert to have a picture of him and his dead wife as his wallpaper so that he could always remember her.

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The first picture is a timesheet. According to Albert Einstein's Time Sheets From 1943/44 - Guru, it says that when he wasn’t working on his theory of relativity, he worked. During World War II (1943-1944), Albert Einstein worked as a part-time government employee. He developed underwater weapons for the US Navy. It would make sense for him to have a picture of this in his phone because then he would know what days he would have to report to for work.

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The second picture is of Einstein receiving his certificate of US Citizenship from Judge Phillip Forman. Einstein had fled from Germany to America. This could have been special to him because escaping Germany had not been easy, but he had done it. He also contributed a lot to America because he warned them that Germany was creating an atomic bomb and he is the reason that the Manhattan Project began. This picture could’ve been sent to him by his friend who took it and he kept it to remember the special moment. (Albert Einstein - Physics, Nazi Backlash, America | Britannica)

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The third picture is of the English Channel taken from a boat. When Einstein had fled from Germany, he had departed from Belgium, took a boat across the English Channel and headed for London. While he was on the boat sailing across the English Channel, he might’ve thought that the scene looked beautiful and decided to take a picture of the view. He might’ve wanted to remember this moment because it was a once in a lifetime adventure to him. (How Einstein Escaped From Nazi Germany to England | TIME)

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This song represents the relationship between Albert Einstein and the country Germany. Germany felt as if Einstein had betrayed them by telling America what they had planned to do (create the atomic bomb) and also felt that he had betrayed them by fleeing to America. Einstein doesn’t even care though, which matches the second part of the song. Even when Einstein was put on newspapers with a reward over his head, he didn’t really mind and was able to flee. He had said that he didn’t want to come back to Germany either with no remorse, even though Germany was basically his hometown. Germany was hurt in this situation because Einstein was very intelligent and they could’ve used someone like him for the war and also, America ended up creating the atomic bomb before they could, making America more powerful than any other country at the time.

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This song represents the Atomic Bomb. Albert Einstein had warned America about how Germany was creating an atomic bomb so the USA had started the Manhattan Project. When they had created the bomb, they dropped it in Japan. The first line of the lyrics is like how the bomb had started from up in the sky and then was dropped. When the bomb had exploded, the entire city that the bomb was dropped on lit up and the fire was very big. That represents the second line of the lyrics. This is one of Albert Einstein’s favorites because he knows that without him, America would’ve never created such a powerful weapon.

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This song represents Albert Einstein and his relationships. He had married two women in total. However, he had many affairs with other women while still being in his marriage. With his first wife Marić, he had treated her poorly and also cheated on her with Elsa, who ended up being Albert’s second wife. But, he also cheated on her with many of Elsa’s friends and other women. There had been a time where he wanted to marry and be with Elsa’s daughter Ilse. However, even after Albert told her he loved her, she couldn’t see him as any more than a father figure. The lyrics of the song matches Albert because he would come home to see his wife, but the wife wasn’t the only person that he was seeing.

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Einstein is known for being very intelligent. He created the famous equation E=mc^2. In order to do the complex math that he does, he needs to be able to use a calculator to calculate the difficult equations that he has to solve. So, it would make sense that he needs to use the calculator app.

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Einstein had cheated on his wife many times. He had met many people and had affairs with them while he was still married. In order to meet other people, he probably could’ve used Tinder because it is a dating app. Then, he could meet others without having to struggle too hard.

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Einstein spoke 5 different languages. They were German, French, Italian, English, and Latin. In order to become really fluent in them, he would need to make sure that he was practicing a lot with some professional help. The Babbel app would help him remain fluent in the 5 languages that he spoke.