Einstein's Greatest Mistake

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The book delves into the personal life of Albert Einstein, portraying him not just as a scientific genius but as a complex individual facing isolation in his later years. Despite his groundbreaking contributions to physics, including the general theory of relativity, he became marginalized by the scientific community and faced opposition from peers. Through engaging storytelling, the author highlights the paradox of Einstein's legacy and the challenges he encountered, offering a unique perspective on his life and the evolution of his ideas.