Author: (German) Gerhard Prause, translated by Chen Zhao
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: What surprises did Einstein have at the age of fifty? Where did Marie Curie's prize money go? What achievements had Kant achieved by the age of fifty? Dear readers, regardless of your gender or age, you will find yourself and your own questions and circumstances in these expressions and descriptions. Because, fundamentally, almost everything has been experienced, suffered, anticipated, and feared by others. The renowned Gerhard Prause, the author of the famous "Talk of the Town" column in Time magazine, explores such questions, striving to let the celebrities speak for themselves as much as possible and as thoroughly as possible.
At fifty, one knows one's destiny -- A Collection of Life Lessons
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