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Also we are going to talk about Edwards understanding his psychology why did he cheat?   Here is a great article for you to look at by Desmond Morris from The UK Telegraph which talks about how Brilliant Men like Einstein always cheat. 

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BRILLIANT MEN ALWAYS BETRAY THEIR WIVES

Brilliant men always betray their wives

Last Updated: 12:01am BST 13/07/2006

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Einstein's affairs should surprise no one,
says Desmond Morris. It is all in the genius's genes

So Albert Einstein did not, after all, spend all his waking hours
chalking up complex symbols on a blackboard. According to letters
newly released this week, he devoted quite a bit of it to chasing
the ladies. And with considerable success.

'Einstein had the courage to plough ahead both
on and off the intellectual field'

To many, the idea of Einstein having 10 mistresses does not fit
the classical image of the great, remote genius. Why was he wasting
his valuable time with the exhausting business of conducting a
string of illicit affairs - affairs that would cause havoc with his
family life, damaging especially his relationship with his sons?

The answer is that he, like many other intensely creative
men, was over-endowed with one of the human male's most
characteristic qualities: the joy of risk-taking.

Every
creative act, every new formula, every ground-breaking innovation,
is an act of rebellion that may - if successful - destroy an old,
existing concept. So every time a brilliant mind sees a new
possibility, it is faced with a moment of supreme risk-taking.

The new formula, the new invention, may not work. It may turn out
to be a disaster. But the man of genius - such as Einstein - has the
courage to plough ahead, despite the dangers, both on and off the
intellectual field.

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Not that Einstein is by any means an
isolated instance. Indeed, far from being the exception he is closer
to the norm where great men and sex are concerned.

During a
presidential visit to Britain, John F. Kennedy once shocked an
elderly Harold Macmillan when he complained to him that if he
didn't have sex with a woman every day he suffered from severe
headaches.

Kennedy was insatiable and impatient. He was
reported to make love with one eye on the clock and to be through
with a girl as soon as he had had sex with her in three different
ways. If possible, he preferred two girls at once and seduced almost
every young woman he met, from starlets to socialites, secretaries
to stewardesses. Oh yes, and not forgetting strippers.

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