fromBusiness Insider4 weeks agoSteve Jobs' 'genius' stemmed from being 'one of the most disagreeable people in history,' Marc Andreessen saysSteve Jobs' disagreeable nature contributed to his genius and refusal to accept the status quo.
fromThe New Yorker1 month agoSo You Want to Be a GeniusThe definition of genius is inconsistent and often reflects societal biases rather than objective standards.
Growth hackingfromThe Atlantic1 month agoElon and the Genius TrapElon Musk's concept of genius may mask the personal toll it exacts, reflecting on the societal view of genius.The relationship between genius and societal perception can define one's legacy.
OMG sciencefromThe Atlantic1 month agoA High IQ Makes You an Outsider, Not a GeniusMarilyn vos Savant, with an IQ score over 220, is often cited as holding the record for the highest IQ in history.
Artificial intelligencefromPsychology Today2 months agoIs AI Dismantling Intellectual Elitism?Genius is a fleeting moment shaped by curiosity, enhanced by tools like LLMs, rather than a fixed title reserved for the elite.
fromNature7 months agoThe contentious genius who made black holes realRoger Penrose's life illustrates the complex interplay between genius and personal sacrifice, revealing both intellectual triumphs and emotional costs.
NYC foodfromPolygon11 months agoThis might be the most defensive movie trailer of all timeFrancis Ford Coppola's new film Megalopolis challenges critics' misconceptions, framing himself as a misunderstood genius.