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I’m not sure what physicist exactly you would consider to be “smarter” than Einstein. Possibly Maxwell or Dirac? I could imagine making a case for Maxwell or Dirac, but I’m not sure that it would be a winning case.
I don’t think you can really count Newton or Galileo or Kepler or Archimedes, since all these lived and died before there was really such a thing as a physicist. It’s probably only after Newton that the modern discipline of theoretical physics began to exist.
Einstein became a symbol of intelligence because he was highly intelligent, and he lived at a time when his fame was spread far and wide in the public eye, a time when celebrity was beginning to be pushed and cultivated by mass media as a way of making money.
It’s paradoxical that for people who were very intelligent, such as Einstein, many grew tired of the rewards of fame and some came to want less of those rewards than they got. It was as they say a double edged sword … there were benefits to fame and there were costs.
I’m pretty sure that it became a burden at times.
I’m not sure what physicist exactly you would consider to be “smarter” than Einstein. Possibly Maxwell or Dirac? I could imagine making a case for Maxwell or Dirac, but I’m not sure that it would be a winning case.
I don’t think you can really count Newton or Galileo or Kepler or Archimedes, since all these lived and died before there was really such a thing as a physicist. It’s probably only after Newton that the modern discipline of theoretical physics began to exist.
Einstein became a symbol of intelligence because he was highly intelligent, and he lived at a time when his fame was spread far and wide in the public eye, a time when celebrity was beginning to be pushed and cultivated by mass media as a way of making money.
It’s paradoxical that for people who were very intelligent, such as Einstein, many grew tired of the rewards of fame and some came to want less of those rewards than they got. It was as they say a double edged sword … there were benefits to fame and there were costs.
I’m pretty sure that it became a burden at times.