Einstein as a Scientist and a Human Being

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"History will show that Albert Einstein had the most significant influence on the twentieth century. We will compare Einstein to Hitler, Freud, Stalin, and Marx to demonstrate his significance across political and scientific boundaries.


Brief historical backgrounds of each of the four figures above will be offered as a backdrop by which to view Einstein's significance. we will then examine the life of the twentieth century's most famous scientist and human being, Albert Einstein.


Karl Marx, 1818-1883, established the official political philosophy of what we today call Marxism, a system governing more than a billion people. Marxism is a materialist philosophy based on the dialectical (conflicting) process of history. Marx believed that economic forces (the conflict between the classes) influenced the course of history, rather than abstract..."

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