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Albert Einstein, a scientist in 1955: "In our days, one who gets more out of life than he does; but a man of value will give more than what he receives."
The phrase arose during a conversation that the physicist had just months before his death in 1955 with William Miller, then editor of LIFE magazine.
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ClarínAlbert Einstein, a scientist in 1955: "In our days, one who gets more out of life than he does; but a man of value will give more than what he receives."ClarínAlbert Einstein, a scientist in 1955: "In our days, one who gets more out of life than he does; but a man of value will give more than what he receives."9 recorded states
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