Kurt Godel, Albert Einstein and the Rebellion of the Children
A poor, weary, wandering, old ghost and with allergies and an aching back is trying to convince young girls that the theorems of Kurt Gödel and the relativity theories of Albert Einstein should be disposed of because they were the strange byproducts of a strange philosophy known as existentialism. Existentialism came into existence like most other philosophies as a protest against something good (the industrial revolution) that had flaws.
Evelyn, Her Friends and Einstein Obliquely
Evelyn is a very ambitious, young girl; she wants to be a super model. She is always trying to come up with new ideas to make her career as an aspiring model take-off. She has tried to invent the brightest, glossiest red lipstick, which she is sure would look great on her lips. But, none of her schemes seem to work; she is desperate, and she would do almost anything. In Garfield, NJ, she stumbles across an eccentric writer who is trying to disprove Einstein's theories.
Einstein in Princeton, NJ
Imagine Albert Einstein moving to Princeton, NJ after spending a lifetime in Europe. The climate, the people the endless banality of the entire situation. Progress is marching on. One footstep at a time that crushes anything sublime. The now that won't ever go away. To the south, the flat, sandy land known as the pine barrens where there is nothing. To the west the Delaware River, where nothing ever happens.