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Albert Einstein

It has been evidenced that Einstein Albert was one of the smartest individuals of his generation. Apparently, it is believed that he was also smarter than most human beings that were living during his generation since he employed more of his brain relative to what other individuals do (Einstein 12a). Additionally, as much as his tendency to use more of his brain did not occur because of his personality, it can be argued that his personality was dictated or influenced to a greater extend because of his brain usage.

Einstein was believed to have a restless personality. As much as most people believed that he was wise and calm based on the images that have been popularized over the years, in real sense, he was a mischievous individual owing to his curiosity (Einstein 12b). He was phenomenally mischievous and curios, hence he was different from most individuals around the globe (Einstein 23c). In essence, it is his curiosity that pushed him towards greater things in the field of science. He was also a playful man hence making so many people to believe that some of his mischievous behavior was either intentional or unintentional. In other words, this issue is proven by the fact that he loved playing violin but never preferred going to practice.

It can also be said Einstein had a very pleasant personality. Apparently, he was one of the easiest people to mingle with and it is argued that his welcoming outreach coupled with people that walked around him made him to stand out from the rest. As a result, he was so humble and it was his accessibility and humility that made people comfortable with him.

Works Cited

Einstein, Albert. Albert Einstein, the Human Side: Glimpses from His Archives. Princeton University Press, 2013a

Einstein, Albert. Einstein on politics: his private thoughts and public stands on nationalism, Zionism, war, peace, and the bomb. Princeton University Press, 2013b.

Einstein, Albert. Relativity: The special and the general theory. Princeton University Press, 2015c.