44 quotes that take you inside the revolutionary mind of Albert Einstein

It's true. Knowledge has limits imagination just not. And Albert Einstein he is alive, well, not so much alive anymore, but credible evidence nonetheless. He himself pushed the boundaries of knowledge with his imagination as if he were inflating balloon. Many people would have thought that he would burst, but he kept blowing and blowing.

And if you are scientists by studying his brain, they try hard to find the cause of his a strong intellect, let us rather look at the thoughts that crossed the bridge between the inner and outer worlds of it physics and mathematics and anchored in our brains. Because after all, Einstein himself showed us that even 'merely' theoretical thinking brings thousands of new ones knowledge in the physical world, so perhaps those scientists should read one of his quotes rather than you they tickle their brains because of his brain.

• Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you have to move.
• When a man sits for two hours with a nice woman, it seems like two minutes. When it sits on a hot stove for two minutes, two hours seem like a long time. This is relativity.
• Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex and more dangerous. But it takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to do something in the opposite direction.
• Imagination is more important than knowledge.
• I don't know what weapons World War III will be fought with, but I do know what World War IV will be fought with… sticks and stones, sticks and stones!
• The tragedy of life is the dying of what is in man while he lives.
• Anger resides only in the hearts of fools.
• Fate punished me for scorning authority and made me an authority.
• We are all equally wise and equally foolish before God.
• When you look at yourself in the light of the whole universe, something inside reminds you and reminds you that there are bigger and better things to worry about.
• The improvement of conditions in the world does not essentially depend on the findings of science, but on the fulfillment of human traditions and ideals.
• It would be better for humans if they were like beasts... They would be more intuitive and not be too aware of what they are doing when they are doing something.

• Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted necessarily counts.
• Humans do not age, no matter how long we live. We never cease to marvel with the fascination of a child at the great mystery into which we were born.
• Anyone who assumes the role of a knower of truth and knowledge falls to the laughter of the gods.
• It is important not to stop asking questions. Curiosity has every right to exist.
• The fear of death is the most unjustified of all fears, because there is no risk of harming yourself when you are dead.
• The purpose of education must be to train independent active and thinking individuals who will see service to the community as their highest mission.
• It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education. The only thing that hindered my learning and learning was my general education.
• Education is what someone is left with when they forget everything they learned in school.
• He who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.
• Very few people are able to coolly express their opinion when it deviates from the general opinion of their social environment.
• If you're going to describe the truth, leave the elegance to the tailor.
• A person begins to live when he can live outside of himself.
• The gift of imagination meant more to me than my talent and the absorption of positive knowledge.

• I really wonder if God had any choice at all in creating the world.
• Income tax is the hardest thing to understand in this world.
• Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
• We must be careful not to make God out of the intellect. He has strong muscles but no personality.
• No problem can be solved by the same consciousness that created it.
• If we knew what we were doing, we wouldn't call it research, would we?
• I am pleased that in my later years I have retained a sense of humor and that I do not take myself or others too seriously.
• The possession of wonderful means of production did not bring freedom, but worry and hunger.
• If the facts don't match the theory, change the facts.
• Try not to become a man of success. Rather, become a man of values.
• Don't worry about math problems. I guarantee you that mine are even bigger.
• You can live in two ways. You can pretend like nothing is miraculous. But you can have everything as a miracle.
• Art is simply the expression of the deepest thoughts.
• Pleasure is prayer. Alms is not a pleasure.
• Only two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, but I'm not entirely sure about the universe.
• He has now departed from this strange world and is a little ahead of me. Nothing happens. People like me who believe in physics know that the distinction between past, present and future is just a stubbornly stubborn illusion.
• We will have the fate we deserve.
• Common sense is a set of prejudices that a person accumulates by the age of eighteen.
• The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible.