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ELI5: Why hasn't there been another "Einstein" yet?

There have been many great astrophysicists and cosmologists since Albert Einstein, but none that were on Einstein's level.  We currently have better worldwide conditions (e.g. education, nutrition, healthcare) than was present during Einstein's time.  Also, we have a MUCH larger educated population in the world now than during Einstein's time.
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Einstein and his contemporaries, Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, Wolfgang Pauli, lived in a very special time in which technology allowed for them to bump into a revolutionary change in how we understood the world. A collection of geniuses of the time worked together, in an almost accidental, ad hoc manner, to first stumble upon, then begin to unravel, and finally to develop quantum theory.

It completely crashed against the so-called classical physics. It made us reevaluate the very nature of reality. It was a big deal. The biggest deal since Sir Isaac Newton invented physics in the first place!

Even at that time there were many brilliant scientists, some, such as Wolfgang Pauli, were even brighter than Einstein. Einsten possessed a very powerful intuition and creativity, those were his skills. As a mathematician he was subpar ( relatively of course, and no pun intended) and even used assistants to test the math on his theories.

So why don't we have other Einsteins?

We have many many many brilliant scientists working right now, changing everything right now. Look at how quickly technology has developed in this century. This is unprecedented in the history of mankind. We went from steam trains to the B2 Stealth Bomber in a little over 100 years.

We have our Einsteins, but there are so many of them, and we are so alienated, we don't even realize it.

Meanwhile people continue worshiping Steve f'ing Jobs.

Eh.