The initial list is impressive, including the likes of "Moonwalking with Einstein" author Joshua Foer, The Atlantic Senior Editor Alexis Madrigal, President of the Rhode Island School of Design John Maeda, hilarious tweeter and Mule Design Founder Mike Monteiro, author of The Happiness Project Gretchen Rubin, to name a few.
Planck and Einstein (source).
"It would be cheesy to compare him to Einstein," James Gleick, the author of "The Information," told me, before submitting to temptation.
Einstein himself — the author of modern physics, whose theory of relativity established the speed of light as the ultimate limit — said that if you could send a message faster than light, "You could send a telegram to the past".
This aversion to war also led Einstein to befriend author Upton Sinclair and film star Charlie Chaplin, both noted for their pacifism.
Struck by its beauty, however, I began researching its origins in hopes that it would confirm Einstein as the author and give way to a post about the unlikely musings on love from one of the world's most brilliant scientists.
Fortunately, Einstein's co-author Nathan Rosen was in the room when Einstein threw the letter into the trashcan (and kicked it for good measure), retrieved it from its confines and revised the paper according to the reviewer's concerns.
Arthur I Miller is the author of Einstein, Picasso Spacee, Time and the Beauty that Causes Havoc.
As personified by the author of "Einstein's Dreams" in this fanciful account of how the Supreme Being cobbled together the cosmos, he's a good sleeper.
"When you're putting blocks together, you're learning how to be a physicist," agreed Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, a psychologist at Temple University and an author of "Einstein Never Used Flash Cards".
It comes as no surprise that for the author of "Einstein's Dreams" considerations of love and life-altering choices are inevitably bound up with meditations on time, and in this novel, as in the earlier book, there are some formal innovations that demonstrate and endorse theories of relativity.
