A shocking exposé of Time Magazine's person of the century pulls the cobwebs off the long forgotten writings of Albert Einstein's predecessors and reveals for the first time to the modern audience that Albert Einstein was an incorrigible plagiarist. The proof is laid out in shocking detail. The words of Boscovich, Poincaré, Lorentz, Faraday, Clifford, etc., hauntingly echo in Einstein's later derivative works, which contained no references. In stark contrast to the popular image of the grandfatherly genius, page after page of direct quotations from Einstein's contemporaries reveal their contempt for the injustice of attributing the theory of relativity to Albert Einstein.

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