Dahnielson

There’re some news going on in the world of physics that’s facinating, explainable and may break new ground. What making it more newsworthy is the author of the work, a 27 years old broadcasting tutor who only spent 6 moth in college. But after all Albert Eintein was only a patent clerk when he did most of his groundbreaking work, and got published when he was 26. The same is true for Newton altough he didn’t publish Principia until decades later. And there are numerous other examples in science where the most important ideas are concieved at a young age, especially in mathematics.

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