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Albert Einstein Quote Discussion
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Albert Einstein was truly a rather intelligent man, as he was quite a bright student in school. Although this was the case with his intelligence, he hated academic structure in the school environment. This quote illustrates why academics in school was not as appealing as it could be. He is saying that he had to spend much of his time memorizing and dispassionately cramming his mind with information so as to pass a single exam. He then mentions that these exams and their related preparations left a bad taste in his mouth when he wanted to confront another scientific anomaly. The rigid school structure made him avoid his passion for a year after his exams because of the bad experiences associated with them.
This quote says a lot, but yet it also implies another meaning. He is saying that one must enjoy all that they do. That one must not stress over school and lose insight into what they love. Keep your passions close to heart and always indulge in them with genuine interest, not with compelled suggestions. If the opportunity to be deterred from one’s passion encroaches, one should not comply with losing a part of themselves, but embrace their passion and deal with it in such a way that the are always riveted by it.
Albert Einstein says a lot in this quote about his zeal for science. He shows that he loves what he does and that he did not want to lose it. He understood how it felt to lose one’s enthusiasm for what they love, so in this quote he warns all others that fascination and curiosity should be held above the rigorous academic environment, and that one should take delight in it however they want.
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