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Thomases. It is more than likely that Mr. Einstein's will be not only the first but also the last appointment capable of arousing the interest of the general public. His case is the exception that proves the rule and the rule is that the scholar with a great popular reputation is a scholar whose work has little scientific importance. It will be time enough to accuse Mr. Flexner of news mongering when he offers a chair to a professional popularizer.