"Even a super genius like Newton, who was fervently devoted to theology, would have needed to reshape his worldview in another world before he could cope with actual society, or else he might have suffered an immediate psychological breakdown upon arrival," said the author. "After all, Lord Niu's main profession was a theologian, not a physicist."
Einstein also had some minor issues—being hot-tempered and having a disordered private life—but it wasn't as difficult for a scientist like Einstein to adapt to the new era as it was for Lord Niu.
People always say that Einstein embraced theology in his old age, but that's really just a misunderstanding by the public.
In the later part of his life, Einstein was constantly battling the unified field theory and had been striving for decades, fighting against it even on the day before his death. How could he possibly turn to theology?
