Much has been written about the truly remarkable and unique contribution of Einstein in the realms of science and humanities. It is ardently hoped that what is presented here is not merely a recapitulation, nor a senseless addition to the already highly developed and abundantly available knowledge. Nevertheless, certain of Einstein's thoughts were felt to be usefully expanded upon and an attempt has been made to highlight his unique and unusual capacity for insisting on naturalness of theory and its immediacy to daily experience. …
