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==Biography==
 
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While most [[science]] historians{{fact}} would claim that [[Isaac Newton]] was arguably the greatest scientist in [[history]], Albert Einstein is surely the most widely recognized scientist in the modern world--no captions are needed on his photographs, and practically every adult in the world immediately recognizes him.
 
While most [[science]] historians{{fact}} would claim that [[Isaac Newton]] was arguably the greatest scientist in [[history]], Albert Einstein is surely the most widely recognized scientist in the modern world--no captions are needed on his photographs, and practically every adult in the world immediately recognizes him.
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Effectively overnight, Einstein became famous the world over, and his name has now become synonymous in [[Western Culture]] with [[genius]].
 
Effectively overnight, Einstein became famous the world over, and his name has now become synonymous in [[Western Culture]] with [[genius]].
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==Beliefs==
 
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====His Humility====
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Einstein's initial [[philosophy]] of [[Cosmology]] led him to revise his work on [[General Relativity]] to include a '[[fudge-factor]]' which he termed the [[Cosmological Constant]], and which allowed the [[Steady-State Universe]] model--which Einstein originally accepted--to be accounted for.
 
Einstein's initial [[philosophy]] of [[Cosmology]] led him to revise his work on [[General Relativity]] to include a '[[fudge-factor]]' which he termed the [[Cosmological Constant]], and which allowed the [[Steady-State Universe]] model--which Einstein originally accepted--to be accounted for.
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