Neville reads Einstein's statement denying survival after brain disintegration

He recently read a statement by Einstein rejoicing in the uniformity of nature's laws but calling survival of the brain's disintegration unthinkable, and uses it to urge condemning no one.
Date (happened)
c. March 1969
unresolved
  1. c. March 1969 stated · probable · preferred
    Source You Can Never Outgrow I AM ¶41"recently", told in You Can Never Outgrow I AM (nid 1426)
  2. before 10 March 1969 bound
    Source You Can Never Outgrow I AM ¶41passage 539577 (lecture nid 1426, 'You Can Never Outgrow I AM'), 'I recently read that the great Einstein said...'
    Reasoning 'Recently' is a vague interval and per the brief must be recorded as an upper bound at the telling date, not converted into a numeric-width circa point (the existing stored claim's error). The telling is fixed at 1969-03-10 by two independently corroborating certain claims (catalogue and chrome byline 'by Neville Goddard 3/10/69'), so the reading of Einstein's statement is before that date, at certain confidence; this excludes most of the corpus's span and is not a vacuous bound.
Place
Los Angeles possible
Persons
Neville Goddard
Albert Einstein
Told / reported
  1. 10 March 1969 conclusion
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1969-03-10 (node:1426).
  2. 10 March 1969 stated
    Source You Can Never Outgrow I AMYou Can Never Outgrow I AM (nid 1426), telling 1426-8, told 1969-03-10
Sources

Source

  • You Can Never Outgrow I AM ¶41 (I recently read that the great Einstein said: “I rejoice in the discovery of the uniformity of the laws of nature and whoever is behind it that we call the Lord. But that man should survive the disintegration of the brain, to me is unthinkable.”)