Have you even read what I have written?
What I have written is not a dismissal of Einstein. On the contrary, I have said that Einstein is the source of a few extremely important discoveries, but those are not the theories cited by most people, who have never read the original work of Einstein but speak about him from hearsay.
As I have written above, when speaking about Einstein, almost nobody mentions the discovery of stimulated emission, which has been far more important than anything else done by Einstein. Einstein did not discover special relativity, the photoelectric effect or Brownian motion. He just provided alternative explanations for them, which did not include any new formula or quantity.
On the other hand, stimulated emission was a surprise, even if it is one of those things that appears to be obvious in retrospect, but for decades nobody who studied the blackbody radiation had noticed that something is missing in the equations.
This discovery eventually lead to the invention of masers and lasers and today there exists almost nothing that incorporates modern technology and which could exist without lasers.
Already for decades, no modern integrated circuits, no CPU and no memory can be fabricated without using lasers. Even many purely mechanical things, but which require great precision, cannot be fabricated without using measurement instruments that depend on lasers.
So the contributions of Einstein are very important, but they are not those that most people associate with him. Besides stimulated emission his most original work was his theory of gravitation, a.k.a. general relativity, but if he had not developed it that might have changed nothing, because Hilbert had developed an equivalent theory almost simultaneously, so had Einstein not published first, Hilbert would have become its discoverer.
After stimulated emission, the most important in practice research of Einstein is the Bose-Einstein statistics. But again, here like for special relativity, the statistics had been discovered by someone else, i.e. by Bose. Einstein has nonetheless the great merit of understanding its value. He demonstrated that the statistics was much more generally applicable than initially believed by Bose and his authority convinced everybody about its importance.
Thus there is no doubt that Einstein is one of the most important physicists of the 20th century. Nevertheless, there are dozens who made similarly important discoveries, e.g. Sommerfeld, Dirac, de Broglie, Schroedinger, Fermi, Rutherford and many others.