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    • ]]>     Einstein may have had one of history’s most enviable cerebaums, but its post-mortem wherabouts were a mystery until an intrepid reporter found out about the weirdo pathologist who stole them at the physicist’s autopsy. He offered to drive the doctor and the the brain from New Jersey to the California to return it. This is a report on their very, very weird road trip.

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    ]]>     http://www.audiobyadam.com/2009/driving-einsteins-brain-really/feed/ 0 Albert Einstein,brain,Driving Albert,Einstein,Paternitti,pathologist,road trip Einstein may have had one of history's most enviable cerebaums, but its post-mortem wherabouts were a mystery until an intrepid reporter found out about the weirdo pathologist who stole them at the physicist's autopsy. Einstein may have had one of history's most enviable cerebaums, but its post-mortem wherabouts were a mystery until an intrepid reporter found out about the weirdo pathologist who stole them at the physicist's autopsy. He offered to drive the doctor and the the brain from New Jersey to the California to return it. This is a report on their very, very weird road trip. adamphillips no 5:24