Albert Einstein
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Albert Einstein, the
scientist of the century, was famous for his numerous works. One of his
famous work was the 'General Theory of Relativity'.
After this
article was published and the news of it spread across the globe, many
interested people came to visit him from all over the world. Some came to
see him hoping that he can help them with their research.
Upon
reaching his home, one can see many pieces of small paper around his
house. Each piece of paper stating bits and pieces of the difficult theory
that intrigued them. The visitors saw it as an opportunity for them and
left with the bits and pieces. However, little did they know that the
pieces of information that they picked up were just small segments of
Einstein's thoughts that were the starting points that leaded into
Einstein's theory of relativity.
The question I want to ask is
since these pieces of paper led to his theory, should they be considered
as part of his work?
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