Did Einstein really say that?

@article{Robinson2018DidER,
  title={Did Einstein really say that?},
  author={Andrew Robinson},
  journal={Nature},
  year={2018},
  volume={557},
  pages={30}
}
As the physicist’s collected papers reach volume 15, Andrew Robinson sifts through the quotes attributed to him.As the physicist’s collected papers reach volume 15, Andrew Robinson sifts through the quotes attributed to him. 
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