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Stephanie Huesler
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A melancholic pragmatist with a wide streak of mischief and an active imagination that turns into novels.
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Stephanie Huesler · My ponderings, research, tidbits & the nuts and bolts of good writing.
As a physicist, I was always impressed by Einstein – his brilliant mind, his rational thoughts. He is the epitome of modernism. But he pushed God to the sidelines, as an unnecessary, far-off possibility. Sad.
It depends on when certain quotes were made by him, as far as his personal beliefs are concerned. His final decision is between him and God…