The Invisible Century
The Invisible Century
Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud were undoubtedly the two most influential thinkers of the 20th century. Only meeting once, they both traveled parallel journeys of discovery that altered forever our understanding of the very nature of reality. After years of acute observation, thought experimentation, and intuitive theory building, Einstein traveled to the relativistic outer universe and Freud the unconscious inner-universe. Their imaginative leaps took them to places where most of their contemporaries did not think or dare to venture. Experimental findings soon began to confirm many of Einstein's theories, ultimately establishing the revolutionary status of his work. Freud's psychoanalytic therapy was becoming widely accepted through his proven patient experiences and case studies.
Einstein developed the theory of general relativity and challenged the existing paradigm of classical physics. Einstein discovered the relationships previously hidden......
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