Albert Einstein, as described by CIA psychics

In 1988, as part of the Agency’s ongoing research into weaponized ESP, CIA psychics were tasked with identifying a photo of a famous individual inside of an opaque folder. That individual was Albert Einstein.

The CIA research mission was called Project Sun Streak and the psychic was asked to describe and identify the person in the folder.

The psychic said he looked like a hippie, smoked a pipe and wore glasses. He was a soul searcher and had a sad nature.

His life work concerned the sciences and the people. He was extremely smart.He worked for the future and was persistent in his work.

He was left wing, he had charisma and he's nostalgic.

Those are some of the findings in the file. I can't seem to embed them but there's more at the link.



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The CIA found that this was a successful mission. It seems like they got a lot right about Einstein but they did get some wrong and it's always open to interpertation.

a reply to: EchoesInTime

Interesting, staring at goats again. Great find! But...

He was left wing

Noooeees! No way. Can't be.

a reply to: EchoesInTime

He was also funny.

Ever see Walther Matthau as Einstein? Sure its a movie, and little more descriptive than 'hippy, smoked a pipe'.

Scene from IQ:

a reply to: intrptr

I like that movie I.Q. Einstein was great and my favorite thing about the movie.

a reply to: PublicOpinion

No way he was left wing. He was a pacifist.

originally posted by: EchoesInTime
a reply to: PublicOpinion

No way he was left wing. He was a pacifist.

That could be considered left wing. During the Vietnam Era, for example, the left was all about peace, love, dope, i.e. Pacifist. It wasn't the left wing we know today.

a reply to: EchoesInTime

Touché. But... but.. but he made the bomb!

Very interesting... thanks for posting.

Why is it with psychics, they are often "close but no banana" when it comes to names? Here we have Lisa instead of Elsa. And Alfer, Alferman (etc) instead of Alfred?

a reply to: PublicOpinion

Not exactly.

originally posted by: schuyler

originally posted by: EchoesInTime
a reply to: PublicOpinion

No way he was left wing. He was a pacifist.

That could be considered left wing. During the Vietnam Era, for example, the left was all about peace, love, dope, i.e. Pacifist. It wasn't the left wing we know today.

Anti war, anti establishment and anti corruption is more descriptive than "peace, love, dope, i.e., pacifist", lol. They were anything but pacifists. They rioted in the street, burned down ROTC centers and demonstrated en masse. Unlike the 'pacifism' of today, if you can call it that.

Whomever taught you that BS abut the 60s generation (oh yah it was the MSM and your school teacher), wants you to think that they were not fighting for the exact same things we are today. Which we aren't, by the way. Kudos to the "hippies".

They resisted the draft, fought for civil rights and protested the endless vietnam war and tricky dick nixon. This came to a a head eventually resulting in the end to the war and Dick.

Nowadays students can't decide which bathroom to use or which words to say.

originally posted by: intrptr

Whomever taught you that BS abut the 60s generation (oh yah it was the MSM and your school teacher), wants you to think that they were not fighting for the exact same things we are today. Which we aren't, by the way. Kudos to the "hippies".

Umm, I was there, but thanks for the history lesson, son. But you have a selective memory. There definitely was a radical element, including Obama's friends. But there also were a whole lot of people chanting mantras and wearing, you know, PEACE symbols. In fact, were you to ask anyone what one symbol denoted that era I'm sure they would say the peace symbol. "Peace. Love. Dope." Pacifism.

originally posted by: schuyler

originally posted by: intrptr

Whomever taught you that BS abut the 60s generation (oh yah it was the MSM and your school teacher), wants you to think that they were not fighting for the exact same things we are today. Which we aren't, by the way. Kudos to the "hippies".

Umm, I was there, but thanks for the history lesson, son.

Ok Dad. Rolls eyes, like my parents, minions of the establishment.

Boooo! Stop the war! Impeach Nixon!

a reply to: PublicOpinion

No. Robert Oppenheimer made "the bomb."

Albert Einstein on the splitting of the atom: "If I would have known what the splitting of the was to be used for, I would have retained my findings to myself."

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: schuyler

originally posted by: intrptr

Whomever taught you that BS abut the 60s generation (oh yah it was the MSM and your school teacher), wants you to think that they were not fighting for the exact same things we are today. Which we aren't, by the way. Kudos to the "hippies".

Umm, I was there, but thanks for the history lesson, son.

Ok Dad. Rolls eyes, like my parents, minions of the establishment.

Boooo! Stop the war! Impeach Nixon!

You're contradicting yourself. "Stop the war. Impeach Nixon" were clearly anti-establishment Stop the war: Peace. Get it yet? You can't be minions of the establishment if you're matching n the street.

Nixon was not impeached, and he resigned after the Vietnam War ended.

Have you ever been tear gassed?

The original point is that Einstein could have been seen as "left wing" by virtue of his pacifism BECAUSE "the left" was decidedly "anti-war" and advocated "peace" at the time. That interpretation still stands and nothing you have said effectively contradicts that. You have simply made it personal, which you are wont to do, and that affects your own credibility, not mine.

a reply to: schuyler

Mr. Hyperbole, I called you on this:

During the Vietnam Era, for example, the left was all about peace, love, dope, i.e. Pacifist.

That was the image presented in the MSM, the same MSM as now. Resistance to endless war, racism and corruption by the white establishment was ridiculed then, just as it is now.

Nothings changed.

a reply to: SpeakerofTruth

Albert Einstein on the splitting of the atom: "If I would have known what the splitting of the was to be used for, I would have retained my findings to myself."

Wasn't the letter he wrote a direct appeal to build the bomb before the Nazis? I thought? Otherwise why write it?

Gonna have to check on that.

a reply to: intrptr

Could be he just didn't know whether it would start a reaction that would destroy the world (until the late 30's).
That was a popular notion in the physics community going back to Tunguska and Halleys comet.

originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: EchoesInTime

Touché. But... but.. but he made the bomb!

No, he didn't.

originally posted by: SpeakerofTruth
a reply to: PublicOpinion

No. Robert Oppenheimer made "the bomb."

Albert Einstein on the splitting of the atom: "If I would have known what the splitting of the was to be used for, I would have retained my findings to myself."

No, he didn't.

Do yourselves a favor. Read the definitive history -

The Making of the Atomic Bomb

Author - Richard Rhodes