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 What did he say in Einstein's manuscripts that were auctioned for more than $ 1.5 million?

Albert Einstein was a true genius and has been the subject of some subjects. Some examples are the 8 odd manners that Einstein had and that can help us achieve the genius and 5 things that almost nobody knows about Albert Einstein. Well, recently a note written by Albert Einstein and given to a messenger in Tokyo as a tip was auctioned.

But what note did he write to a messenger? On this note, Einstein briefly explains his theory for a happy life. Does genius have the formula of happiness? The note was auctioned October 24, 2017 in Jerusalem for more than $ 1.5 million. The price of the manuscript is 200 times higher than estimated, which initially expected between 5 thousand and 8 thousand dollars.

The history of the manuscript

In 1922, in a letterhead of the Imperial Hotel of Tokyo, Einstein delivered the manuscript to a messenger who was to deliver a message to him. Well, it is not known whether the messenger did not want the tip or if Einstein had not exchanged to pay it. But in any case he received the manuscript of the German physicist.

Well, in the note Einstein states that "a simple and quiet life brings more joy than the pursuit of success in a constant unrest." Is this a reflection on the pursuit of success of one of the most genial people in the world? But it does not end there. According to the owner of the note, a Hamburg resident who chose not to be identified, the German physicist still wrote the following: "Perhaps, if you are lucky, this note will end up being much more valuable than a simple tip."

It seems to have worked, and the manuscript was sold for a much higher price than a tip. Too bad this money has not gone to the messenger. But do you agree with Einstein's theory of happiness? Do not forget to leave your comment!