Meeting a Person

If I can meet any person, I want to meet Albert Einstein. My first conversation with him is how he processes information and thinks about the world.  Einstein was raised by an engineer father so he has always have a scientific mindset and was taught in a household where it is more than acceptable to be curious about the world around him.  Through out his childhood, Einstein had the opportunity to build models and mechanical devices because his father owns a company that manufacture electrical equipment.  All in all, Einstein was raised in a family that encouraged and promoted curiosity and free thinking.  Einstein learned to think for himself at a young age rather than letting other people dictate on what he should and should not do.  Secondly, I would drill Einstein on how he comes up with physics concepts.  His mass-energy equivalence formula E=Mc2 is seen in numerous textbooks in physics and even chemistry as well. We are all born with the same 
brain but his physics finding proves Einstein can process the information in a way that is more efficient and productive for the society 
compared to an average Joe.  Lastly, I would seek advice on how to survive failures.  During Einstein time being the assistant examiner,
Einstein must have been frustrated because he was not able to secure a teaching position.  I would ask him how to get over the dry period in life
when nothing turns out the way I want.