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Einstein’s hasty objection and retraction concerning Friedmann’s work seem to suggest a stubbornness based on more than simply what he knew of the stellar velocities of the time. They suggest a prejudice, an ingrown view of the cosmos inherited but never really questioned. There never had been reason to question it until the advent of Einstein’s theory.
— John Farrell (2005)
The Day Without Yesterday: Lemaitre, Einstein and the Birth of Modern Cosmology
Thunder's Mouth Press, p. 32
Thunder's Mouth Press, p. 32