What does Einstein's emphasis on world peace after the Second World War show?
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Correct answer: He was a scientist as well as a thinker for humanity
The governing concept is the broad human dimension of a public intellectual. After the Second World War, Einstein spoke strongly for peace because he recognised the terrible danger that modern science and weapons could create. His concern extended beyond laboratories and personal fame to the welfare of people and the future of the world. Thus option A is correct: he was both an outstanding scientist and a thinker concerned with humanity. Option B reverses his position, while C is contradicted by his public engagement. Option D reduces his character to ambition and ignores his peace advocacy, social responsibility, and moral reflection.
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He was a scientist as well as a thinker for humanity
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is the broad human dimension of a public intellectual. After the Second World War, Einstein spoke strongly for peace because he recognised the terrible danger that modern science and weapons could create. His concern extended beyond laboratories and personal fame to the welfare of people and the future of the world. Thus option A is correct: he was both an outstanding scientist and a thinker concerned with humanity. Option B reverses his position, while C is contradicted by his public engagement. Option D reduces his character to ambition and ignores his peace advocacy, social responsibility, and moral reflection.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: A Truly Beautiful Mind. Topic: combining science and world peace.
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