PRIDE CHEKERAFrom Einstein, we are still searching for a ‘ precious stone in the
desert ’
In 1955, Einstein died without achieving this goal, it remained
an imaginative garb we are struggling to acquire a glimpse of,
but we remain halted in our remote mental zones, in no view of
the hull of this garb beyond the horizon.
One of my colleagues always chuckle and gives a statement,
"...a cerebral pocket of ours." He does every time l meet him; l
just remembered it recently that a certain day we discussed
much about the origins of everything and l concluded with the
words, "We are stacked in the remote mental zones, the hull of
the ship called reality is beyond our view, not because of far
sightedness problems, but because of the small cerebral pocket
of ours, a feeble thinking portion of the neocortex."
It was from these words he acquired his slogan and it always
intensifies my curiosity and not living a life like Plato's
cavemen.
Stephen Hawking advanced Einstein's work, in an attempt of
unifying quantum mechanics and general relativity but he died
in 2018 without even coming across a portrayal of this grand
unification.
Physicists had scratched for the crumbs of this garb on table top,