The hands of Albert Einstein - person of the 20th century

In 2009 I introduced an article about the hands of Albert Einstein - was is regarded as one of the brightest minds in the history of human kind: his name became known as a synonym for the word 'genius'. In 1999 Time named him the person of the 20th century (ahead of the two runners-up: Mahatma Gandhi & Franklin D. Roosevelt).

The article includes some high quality versions of Albert Einstein's handprints + a few old photos displaying Einstein with his hands, see:

http://www.handresearch.com/news/handprints-the-hands-of-albert-einstein.htm


THE HANDS OF ALBERT EINSTEIN: AN OVERVIEW IN 5 STEPS

First, this review will describe why Albert Einstein became famous. Second, we'll find out what his hands reveal about his independent personality. Third, we'll discover two hand characteristics which can be related to the believes of UK researchers that Albert Einstein displayed signs of autism. Fourth, both hands reveal evidence that Einstein indeed had an inclination to left-handedness. And finally, I'll presents some other reviews of Albert Einstein's hands presented by some experienced hand experts.

• 1 - Who was Albert Einstein?
• 2 - The hands of Einstein & his independent personality!
• 3 - The hands of Einstein & his suspected autism
• 4 - The hands of Einstein & his presumed left-handedness</B>
• 5 - Professional hand readers about the hands of Einstein

Einstein's right hand:




Einstein's left hand:

Thanks for posting these fascinating prints. I inverted the images in photoshop and the lines jumped right out at me. Looking at his left hand, what struck me immediately was the thick, dominant thumb, the dramatic fork in the head line, and the presence of a long hypothenar bar. In fact, I am not quite sure if I am making out two concurrent forks on the head line. The asymmetry between the two hands is absolutely amazing.

-Charles

I was reading about Einstein's hands today on Patti's blog
http://www.ireadhands.com/blog/archives/941

Hello Friends!
I did not know which section to post this to......Moderators may shift this wherever they please.
I wish we had more palms of Scientists for study.

The great scientist Stephan Hawking is a living example of how handicapped people can also be happy and successful.....( the movie made on his life story is great and is must watch!---"The Theory of Everything" )

Another scientist who was not handicapped but contributed to the world as a pioneer in the invention of computers. He is considered to be the father of computer Science and Artificial intelligence.----Alan Turing
Alan Turing also suffered a lot with personal inadequacies which did not fit in with the societal norms during his times. ( Movie made on his story---"Imitation Game"-must watch! )

I greatly respect all true Scientists who usually have suffered yet proved themselves to be successful.    
 

Rajashree