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Einstein compares science to religion. “To the sphere of religion belongs the faith that the regulations valid for the world of existence are rational, that it is comprehensible to reason.”

He thinks of God as something deeply hidden behind the rules of nature.”

In the first chapter we get a glimpse of Einstein’s solitude later in life. It is his crutch in a sad reality he lives in. Europe, his home, is collapsing in real time but his only defense is to escape the truth of his life with the distractions of a deeper nature larger than himself.

رفتم کتاب "تاریخچۀ زمان" استیون هاوکینگ رو نگاه کردم و دیدم دو فصل اولش در رابطه با نسبیته (مخصوصاً فصل دوم). دیدم بد نیست برای یادآوری و فهم بیشتر اون دو فصل رو دوباره بخونم. خیلی از مطالبش رو فراموش کرده بودم.

تا اينجا كتابى مفرح بوده. ببينم بخش هاى فنى تر رو هم به همين خوبى توضيح ميده؟

Faraday, in a letter to Maxwell: "I have always found that you could convey to me a perfectly clear idea of your conclusions, which, though they may give me no full understanding of the steps of your process, give me the results neither above nor below the truth.. would it not be a good thing if mathematicians.. were to give us the results in this popular, useful, working state, as well as in that which is their own"

"I soon learned to scent out that which was able to lead to fundamentals and to turn aside from everything else, from the multitude of things which clutter up the mind and divert it from the essential"

"Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind"

"Perhaps, someday, solitude will come to be properly recognised and appreciated as the teacher of personality... The individual who has experienced solitude will not easily become a victim of mass suggestion", Einstein, in a letter to Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, 1939

Einstein, writing for a peace meeting held in 1938: "The triumph of barbarism and inhumanity can only lead to a situation... in which America herself will be forced to fight, and this under circumstances vastly more unfavourable than most people can possibly anticipate today"