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posted 2 years ago by pizzakek 2 years ago by pizzakek +13 / -3
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– CrazyRussian 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

Define genius. Many known geniuses are relatively dumb in terms of using brain intensively. They just once got a good idea and that's all.

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– CrazyRussian 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

Tesla and Leonardo da Vinci, both low sugar diets, constant barrage of amazing contributions all their lives.

Name that amazing contributions. Ones that really useful and thoroughly developed. They mostly produced ideas, and overhelming majority of their ideas does not work.

You don't need much brain work to get an idea. In most cases they just appear in your mind without any effort when you are thinking nothing. Sounds weird and enigmatic, but that's a theme for another topic.

You need brain work to analyse, check and thoroughly develop idea to the level when it is easily reproduceable and working. Both Tesla and Leonardo was complete loosers in that part.

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– CrazyRussian 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

Ideas, especially engineering ones, are quite the brain product.

That does not need much fuel. Seriously, are you never got ideas? They just appear in your mind without any effort at all.

Tesla and Leonardo didn't do all the stuff, they got idea, beg for money and pay them to those who did all hardcore engineering job with all calculations and specific knowledge to implement them. Tesla didn't do strength analisys and architect calculations to buld f.e. Wardenclyffe Tower. He just ordered it.

And so on.

Art is also not a kind of thinking intensive task. You need talent for that, not brain power. Similar to ideas. Good artist don't think a lot over his creation. It is usually bad artists who are trying to replace lack of talent with hard thinking and so use brain a lot.

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