…say, it's not worth saying. And if the truth isn't hard to live, then it's maybe not worth living. Something like that. Albert Einstein said something about it's fine to seek the truth, but once you find what you think is true, it's your responsibility…

…more benign and humanistic and egalitarian ideology and philosophy, such as you're explaining, people like Judah Magnus, Ahad Ha'am. Albert Einstein was of this persuasion, which is why he turned down the presidency of Israel, the first presidency, and said,…

…that's different from opposing occupation or the increasing fascism, we can call it that. By the way, that's not a new thing. Albert Einstein in 1948, Albert Einstein in 1948 and Hannah Arendt in 1948 wrote a letter to the New York Times warning about…

…opposing occupation or the increasing fascism, we can call it that. By the way, that's not a new thing. Albert Einstein in 1948, Albert Einstein in 1948 and Hannah Arendt in 1948 wrote a letter to the New York Times warning about the rise of fascism in…

…movement much like many Jews, okay, who, you know, were around during the time of the, including but not limited to Albert Einstein, and has been an outspoken ever since. Interesting that this video doesn't have the Wikipedia page underneath it, As opposed…