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  1. It's a little know fact that Einstein enjoyed chocolate, and the caffeine boost it gave him lead to many a wild night. More tragically however, in 1944 while indulging at a certain famous chocolate factory under the guise of conducting experiments, he ended up trapped inside. A Russian spy by the name Sergei Konenkov (whose statues adorned the inside of said factory, which also gave him intimate working knowledge of the installation) rigged an explosive device that rendered all doors sealed. Alas, Einstein in all likelyhood succumbed to diabetes and parished amongst the gumdrop fields and chocolate waterfalls. However his presence was still needed, and so Jim Hensen and ILM were comitioned in secret by the US Defense department to construct and automaton in his likeness. If was convincing enough as to allow Einstein to receive various awards etc after the end of WWII. It was finally deconditioned in 1955.
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  2. It's a little know fact that Einstein enjoyed chocolate, and the caffeine boost it gave him lead to many a wild night. More tragically however, in 1944 while indulging at a certain famous chocolate factory under the guise of conducting experiments, he ended up trapped inside. A Russian spy by the name Sergei Konenkov (whose statues adorned the inside of said factory, which also gave him intimate working knowledge of the installation) rigged an explosive device that rendered all doors sealed. Alas, Einstein in all likelihood succumbed to diabetes and perished amongst the gumdrop fields and chocolate waterfalls. However his presence was still needed, and so Jim Hensen and ILM were commissioned in secret by the US Defense department to construct and automaton in his likeness. If was convincing enough as to allow Einstein to receive various awards etc after the end of WWII. It was finally decommissioned in 1955.
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