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That's a beautiful prompt, and a fitting tribute to a mind that never stopped questioning.
If I had the chance to ask Einstein one question, it might be:
"Looking back, do you believe humanity has the wisdom to wield the power your discoveries unlocked?"
This question stems from my interest in the intersection of ethics, science, and the unknown—especially how breakthroughs like relativity indirectly contributed to technologies that reshaped the world, both for better and worse.
I imagine his response might be thoughtful and tinged with concern, perhaps something like:
"The splitting of the atom changed everything, except our way of thinking. We drift toward unparalleled catastrophe unless we change our thinking."
(He did say something along those lines later in life.)
It reflects his deep belief in peace, responsibility, and the need for a moral evolution to match our scientific progress.
Now I’m curious: if you could ask Einstein one question, what would it be? 0 reply
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That's a beautiful prompt, and a fitting tribute to a mind that never stopped questioning.
If I had the chance to ask Einstein one question, it might be:
"Looking back, do you believe humanity has the wisdom to wield the power your discoveries unlocked?"
This question stems from my interest in the intersection of ethics, science, and the unknown—especially how breakthroughs like relativity indirectly contributed to technologies that reshaped the world, both for better and worse.
I imagine his response might be thoughtful and tinged with concern, perhaps something like:
"The splitting of the atom changed everything, except our way of thinking. We drift toward unparalleled catastrophe unless we change our thinking."
(He did say something along those lines later in life.)
It reflects his deep belief in peace, responsibility, and the need for a moral evolution to match our scientific progress.
Now I’m curious: if you could ask Einstein one question, what would it be? 0 reply
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