Quote by Albert Einstein

Marie Curie is of all celebrated beings, the one whom fame has not corrupted.

Marie Curie is of all celebrated beings, the one whom fame h

Summary

This quote suggests that Marie Curie, unlike many famous individuals, managed to maintain her integrity and character despite being admired and recognized by the world. It implies that fame typically has a corrupting effect on people, leading them astray from their values or principles. However, Marie Curie stands as an exception, remaining untainted by the allure of fame and remaining true to herself and her beliefs.

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By Albert Einstein

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