Merle,
Just remember that Einstein never cooked himself a meal, and could barely dress
himself. His mountainous heights in some areas were enabled by profoundly
hollow trench inadequacies in others. Maybe we can't all be balanced all the
time, unfortunately.
We work with what we've got, and rely on others to help us seem more whole.
That was his situation. It's only Human.
He might characterize people as he's done, but how dare he criticize.
(That goes for the rest of us, too). ;-)
--Joe
> Merle Lester wrote:
>
> Few people are capable of expressing with equanimity opinions which differ
> from the prejudices of their social environment. Most people are even
> incapable of forming such opinions.
> > -- Albert Einstein
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