We've already looked at one of Albert Einstein's quotes , now let's try and understand another. " Beim Menschen ist es wie beim Velo. Nur wenn er faehrt, kann er bequem die Balance halten. " Einstein wrote this German phrase in a letter to his son, Eduard Einstein. Now, this may not be perfectly clear to the average English-speaking Melnewzers reader, so here is an excellent translation, courtesy of Google Translation Services: "It's like a bicycle in the middle of nowhere. Only when he is going where he can keep his balance he is the straightest" Wonderful, no? Now, here's a better, hand-made translation: "It is the same with people as it is with riding a bike. Only when moving can one comfortably maintain one’s balance." This quote tells us that you have to keep moving in order to stay afloat. Speaking from personal experience, as part of a (non)biker gang, bikes travel best when they travel fast. When you slow down and stop, you lo...