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The editor frames the collection as a response to public distortion caused by political passions, emphasizing Einstein’s beliefs in humanity, peace, mutual helpfulness, and the high mission of science. 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To-day this man is being drawn, contrary to his own intention, into the whirlpool of political passions and contemporary history. As a result, Einstein is experiencing the fate that so many of the great men of history experienced: his character and opinions are being exhibited to the world in an utterly distorted form.  \nTo forestall this fate is the real object of this book. It meets a wish that has constantly been expressed both by Einstein's friends and by the wider public. It contains work belonging to the most various dates--the article on \"The International of Science\" dates from the year 1922, the address on \"The Principles of Scientific Research\" from 1923, the \"Letter to an Arab\" from 1930--and the most various spheres, held together by the unity of the personality which stands behind all these utterances. Albert Einstein believes in humanity, in a peaceful world of mutual helpfulness, and in the high mission of science. This book is intended as a plea for this belief at a time which compels every one of us to overhaul his mental attitude and his ideas.  \nJ. H.  \nINTRODUCTION TO ABRIDGED  \nEDITION  \nIn his biography of Einstein Mr. H. Gordou Garbedian relates that an American newspaper man asked the great physicist for a definition of his theory of relativity in one sentence. Einstein replied that it would take him three days to give a short definition of relativity. He might well have added that unless his questioner had an intimate acquaintance with mathematics and physics, the definition would be incomprehensible.  \nTo the majority of people Einstein's theory is a complete mystery. Their attitude towards Einstein is like that of Mark Twain towards the writer of a work on mathematics: here was a man who had written an entire book of which Mark could not understand a single sentence. Einstein, therefore, is great in the public eye partly because he has made revolutionary discoveries which cannot be translated into the common tongue. We stand in proper awe of a man whose thoughts move on heights far beyond our range, whose achievements can be measured only by the few who are able to follow his reasoning and challenge his conclusions.  \nThere is, however, another side to his personality. It is revealed in the addresses, letters, and occasional writings brought together in this book.  \nThese fragments form a mosaic portrait of Einstein the man. Each one is, in a sense, complete in itself; it presents his views on some aspect of progress, education, peace, war, liberty, or other problems of universal interest. Their combined effect is to demonstrate that the Einstein we can all understand is no less great than the Einstein we take on trust.  \nEinstein has asked nothing more from life than the freedom to pursue his researches into the mechanism of the universe. His nature is of rare simplicity and sincerity; he always has been, and he remains, genuinely indifferent to wealth and fame and the other prizes so dear to ambition. At the same time he is no recluse, shutting himself off from the sorrows and agitations ofthe world around him. Himself familiar from early years with the handicap of poverty and with some of the worst forms of man's inhumanity to man, he has never spared himself in defence of the weak and the oppressed. Nothing could be more unwelcome to his sensitive and retiring character than the glare of the platform and the heat of public controversy, yet he has never hesitated when he felt that his voice or influence would help to redress a wrong. History, surely, has few parallels with this introspective mathematical genius who laboured unceasingly as an eager champion of the rights","cbCaidQ5DvAFY4AQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidQ5DvAFY4AQ","pdf",386290,76,"English","# Preface to Original Edition\n## Introduction to Abridged Edition","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this book selection of Einstein’s writings?\",\"answer\":\"To give a picture of a man by selecting work from various dates and spheres, unified by the personality behind the utterances.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the introduction say Einstein risked being portrayed in a distorted way?\",\"answer\":\"Political passions and contemporary history drew him into debates contrary to his own intention, leading others to exhibit his character and opinions in an inaccurate form.\"},{\"question\":\"What beliefs are highlighted as central to Einstein’s public and private outlook?\",\"answer\":\"Belief in humanity, a peaceful world based on mutual helpfulness, and the high mission of science, presented as a plea for revising mental attitudes and ideas.\"}]","The World as I See It - Albert Einstein | PDF",117]