why did Einstein give up science and become a leader
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Einstein wrote a letter to the American President, Franklin D. Roosevelt on 2 August 1939 in which he tried to warn the American President about the effects of this bomb and also wanted them to make other bomb that could utilize it's potential of destruction.
According to Einstein, bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was unnecessary. Einstein played an important role in the making of atomic bomb but the Americans developed the atomic bomb in a secret project of their own and dropped it on these two Japanese cities. He was later depressed and felt guilty by the extent of destruction. He also wrote a long letter for the formation of World Government in order to stop the destruction caused by the nuclear weapons.
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Einstein gave up science and became a leader to live and work in peace.He had a sensitive mind.He was quite upset when he came to know that the USA was secretly developing the atomic bomb.His warning against the destructive power of the bomb was ignored. When the bomb was used in the two Japanese cities, the mass destruction in its trial left him very upset. He started working for peace and stability in the world. His idea of one world government clearly reveals that he had a beautiful mind.
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