The Essence of Time

In the compelling interlude, Einstein is portrayed as dreamy and introspective, preoccupied with his own musings and rather indifferent to everyday life. His friend Besso is quite impressed with his ambition and feels that he is capable of almost anything but is skeptical as to whether or not this knowledge will bring his friend closer to the one who created the universe. He finds this desire for closeness odd since Einstein is such a recluse.
In the ...