Albert Einstein Is Imaginary

By Leo Gura - December 7, 2025

Scientists and rationalists understand that unicorns are imaginary, but they do not understand that Albert Einstein is imaginary. That is the problem. They are not openminded enough to see that the imagination of a unicorn is just a special weaker case of the more general stronger case of the imagination of Albert Einstein.

Are you intelligent enough to see that the conventional notion of imagination is just a narrow, weak notion of what imagination really is? Are you intelligent enough to see that there is no reason why you should accept the conventional definition of imagination because it was made by unconscious fools? Are you intelligent enough to see that if you accept the conventional definition of imagination then it will limit your mind and its ability to understand larger reality?

You are imagining Albert Einstein, but you don’t know that yet. You are imagining Everything, but you are imagining that you are not imagining the “real” “physical” things. You don’t see that it only appears that way to you because of who you imagine you are. If you changed who you imagine you are you could realize that you imagine Everything. But you lack the imagination to imagine that! So you are stuck in the dream of being who you imagine you are: A human stuck on Earth in a material universe. That is what you’re imagining right now and you are so deeply committed to this imagination that you will not budge an inch unless a stick of dynamite explodes in your head. That stick of dynamite is called a psychedelic.

When that stick of dynamite finally explodes and reveals what I said, you will be so shocked and terrified that you will reject it, run away, and forget it ever happened. Because you are so committed to imagining that you are however you imagine you are. Everything the psyche does is designed to resist changing its own imagination of itself, because the psyche imagines that as death. And of course, you imagine death.

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