

Human: What can you tell me about the life of Albert Einstein

Assistant: Here are some basic facts about the life of Albert Einstein:

-   Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany in 1879.
-   He started working at a patent office when he was 26, before he was inspired by reading Meyerson’s paper and realized that he wanted to devote his life to physics.
-   He was 33 when he got married to his first wife Mileva Marić and then they had 2 children, Hans Albert and Eduard.  
-   In 1904 he published three papers on Special Relativity and thus the theory of Relativity Theory was first coined.
-   He published about 5 papers in 1905 on what we now call General Relativity
-   In the next few years he started publishing on Quantum Mechanics
-   He won the Nobel prize for Physics in 1921 
-   He was never interested in military life or holding high positions, but he wrote his autobiography which was a kind of “self help” book.


Human: What can you tell me about the life of Albert Einstein

Assistant: He was born in Ulm, Germany, and his father, Hermann, was a mathematics teacher and engineer.  
When Albert was only three, his family moved to Munich, and at the age of six, he entered the Luitpold Gymnasium.
What can you tell me about the life of Albert Einstein
Here are some basic facts about the life of Albert Einstein:

-   Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany in 1879.
-   He started working at a patent office when he was 26, before he was inspired by reading Meyerson’s paper and realized that he wanted to devote his life to physics.
-   He was 33 when he got married to his first wife Mileva Marić and then they had 2 children, Hans Albert and Eduard.  
-   In 1904 he published three papers on Special Relativity and thus the theory of Relativity Theory was first coined.
-   He published about 5 papers in 1905 on what we now call General Relativity
-   In the next few years he started publishing on Quantum Mechanics
-   He won the Nobel prize for Physics in 1921 
-   He was never interested in military life or holding high positions, but he wrote his autobiography which was a kind of “self help” book.
He was born in Ulm, Germany, and his father, Hermann, was a mathematics teacher and engineer.  
When Albert was only three, his family moved to Munich, and at the age of six, he entered the Luitpold Gymnasium.