2 Different Types of Geniuses
A Good Scientist Will Narrow Observations Down to Their Most Simplistic Form
There is the scientist, the artist, the mathematician. Who is so engulfed in his own trade that he believes he is the living and the end. This person can learn nothing from other's, but rather toils the confines of his own modest brain to solve intricate and complicated enigmas in certain genres of science (art is a science.) His ego may soar with good reason, because he is good at what he does. His concentration can be stifled to one subject at a time. He doesn't see the world as a whole, but rather a place he resides, a place he is arrogant enough to believe he can change.
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Post a CommentOh, these are just little worm hole observations...I'm surprised I don't catch flack posting this type of thing...lol