The Best Scientists Are the Scientists Who Develop the Technologies That the Others Are Interested in Developing

 104 Years Ago Today

Monday 25th of March 1918
Presumed illegitimate son of Adolf Hitler Jean-Marie Loret is born as Jean-Marie Lobjoie in Seboncourt, Aisne, France.

He graduated from Seboncourt High School with a BA in English and Philosophy in 1975. A year later he went to Paris for graduate business before coming to France after finishing college. He worked at C.S.M. and subsequently took his teaching course with us when the school was in a crisis. In 1972 Jean-Marie was elected in the Socialist Party, and is now president. He is a member of the committee of his own party. He is also a member of the committee of his own party. Jean-Marie has made numerous advances in modern science and is considered by many to be the most outstanding scientist on the planet.
"I have been a student for fifteen years and have been involved in the scientific community from a young age. The people who are really concerned are my colleagues. They want to be involved in the development of this great world, the best scientists, and the best scientists are the scientists who develop the technologies that the others are interested in developing. That is what the scientists in Germany are interested in. They want to see humanity develop for ever, and then we'll build a world, one that has a high possibility of being inhabited by advanced people. Only the world's leading scientists will do this."