Where did Albert Einstein's brain go?

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Things I learned from reading this article:

The pathologist who conducted the autopsy, Dr Thomas Harvey, had gone further than simply identifying the cause of death - a burst aorta. He had sawed open Einstein's cranium and removed its celebrated contents.
- Without Einstein's permission
- Kept pieces parts in mason jars
- Passed some out here and there to other people / scientists
- Dr. Harvey's life went south (lost job, failed marriage, worked at factory to make ends meet end of life). I bet time moved slow in factory (E=MC^2)!

Einstein's brain had some unique anatomical features:
- Toward low end of brain weight as compared to human avg brain weight
- had more so-called glial cells for every neuron, compared to a control group of brains. Glial cells - which get their name from the Greek for "glue" - fix neurons into place and keep them supplied with oxygen and nutrients. In previous research on rats, Diamond had shown that a stimulating environment can lead to an increase in glial cell count. Perhaps the low ratio of neurons to glial cells in Einstein's brain sample reflected a life devoted to the biggest and most stimulating scientific puzzles?
- the number of neurons was equivalent to brains in a control group, but they were more tightly packed, allowing, perhaps, for faster processing of information.
- Einstein's inferior parietal lobule - the part of the brain responsible for spatial cognition and mathematical thought - was wider than normal, and seemed better integrated.
- extra ridge on his mid-frontal lobe, the part used for making plans and working memory. Most people have three ridges but Einstein had four.
- Einstein's unusual corpus callosum, the bundle of fibres connecting the left and right hemispheres of the brain. The researchers found Einstein's was thicker than in control groups, suggesting enhanced co-operation between brain hemispheres.

But these brainiacs land indecisive...

The question arises: Are these features that Einstein developed throughout a life devoted to higher thought, or was he born with them?

My conclusions:
- May your end of life wishes re your body be fulfilled, unlike Einstein's
- Selfish acts (Dr. Harvey) do not go unnoticed (Einstein's ghost?)
- May you have a long life, like one near a black hole (Thanks, Einstein!). In so doing, may one of you figure out why brainiacs cannot solve cause/effect here?

Good read!