Yes, Mr. Minister. Einstein did not need maths to discover gravity since Newton already had. Now wait for HRD Minister to say that long before Newton our ancients knew all about gravity (or has he already?)
— Jairam Ramesh (@Jairam_Ramesh) September 12, 2019
With such ministers, only God can #FixTheEconomy pic.twitter.com/Zcpj2jOjP8
So yesterday the Finance Minister blamed millennials and today Piyush Goel says to leave maths out of the economy! God help us. #BoycottMillennials
— Rahul Puri (@rahulpuri) September 12, 2019
He STILL doesn't get it. The lampooning is not because he was quoted out of context but because he said Einstein discovered gravity.
— Anand Ranganathan (@ARanganathan72) September 12, 2019
Well it was neither Einstein, nor was it Newton; it was in fact Brahmagupta (630 AD) who discovered gravity, and called it गुरुत्वाकर्षणम्। https://t.co/2G74Pmx43t
Ok, all people chill down a bit.@PiyushGoyal has clarified that he made a small error.
— Akash Banerjee (@TheDeshBhakt) September 12, 2019
He's clarified his #Einstein remark by adding that what he meant to say was that "Maths helped #Einstein discover gravity, because he had a open mind & ability to think big"
Case closed 🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/vw1WfwFX06
Rare picture of Albert Einstein when he discovered gravity.
— Riaz Ahmed (@karmariaz) September 12, 2019
*#PiyushGoyal knows maths and gravity* pic.twitter.com/r9jYT0CKHA
1. Einstein didn't discover gravity.
— Sumit Kashyap (@sumitkashyapjha) September 12, 2019
2. Newton did.
3. Gravity was discovered based on Mathematical work of laws of motion, not falling apple. pic.twitter.com/9Ydsw8FE2W
Einstein when he was told that he discovered gravity. pic.twitter.com/7fnxNh7vnZ
— Ankur Bhardwaj (@Bhayankur) September 12, 2019
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