Albert EINSTEIN

Albert EINSTEIN
A Man of inventions
ALBERT EINSTEIN was born in Germany, in 1879. He enjoyed the classical music and played the violin. Even as a small boy, EINSTEIN was self sufficient and thoughtful. He was a slow talker at first, pausing to consider what he would say. He would build up houses of cards to many stories to his concentration perseverance. Although he got good grades, he hated the academic high school. Once, one of his Teachers in the school suggested him to leave the school since his presence destroyed the other student’s respect for the teacher. Even at the age of nine, Einstein spoke hesitantly and his parent feared that he was below average intelligence. He was simply a thoughtful and somewhat shy child.
His Works

· He made clear how light ejects electrons from metals.
· He propounded ‘Brownian motion’, an unsolved mystery.
· He developed a relationship which is expressed in an equation: E=mc2
Einstein as Democrat:
The Outbreak of World War I in 1914 brought EINSTEIN’s thoughts about the abolishment of wars and development of peace, into public view. His attitude was based on deepest dislike to every kind cruelty and hatred. According to him everyman should be respected as an individual and no man should be idolized .He was against Adolf Hitler, the dictator of Germany and founder of Nazi party.
HIS PHILOSOPHY
How strange is lot of us mortals! Each of us is for a brief time, for what purpose I know not, though I sometime think I sense it. It is an irony of fate, that I myself have been recipient of excessive admiration and respect from my fellow beings through no fault and merit of my own. The cause of this may will be the desire unattainable for many to understand the few ideas to which I have been with my feeble powers attained through ceaseless struggle.
QUOTATIONS OF ALBERT EINSTEIN
· Imagination is more important than knowledge.
· The bitter and sweet comes from outside, the hard from within.
· God is subtle but he is not malicious.
· Natural hides her secrets because of her essential loftiness (moral goodness) but not by means of ruse (tricks).
· Don’t worry about your difficulties in mathematics; I assure you that mine are greater.
· Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.