I read an article about Einstein and his brilliance. A reporter had asked him, "How does it feel to be the smartest man in the world?" His response, "I don't know; you will have to ask Nikola Tesla.".
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Brilliant! That really makes me smile...thanks!
LucyLoohoo
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I believe Tesla's brilliance--- and of course Edison's copyright thefts, may have effected his mental health. He ended up in dire poverty feeding the pigeons in Central Park.
@Diogenes Well, we didn't know about Alzheimer's back then and depression wasn't understood, either. Hard to consider that, given modern medicines, he might've been happily working rather than hanging out with pigeons. (Not that there's anything totally wrong about that.....)
@LucyLoohoo Well I am of the opinion his brilliance, being able to see too many sides of a situation, may have had a negative effect on his mind.----- and, no, I have no understanding of psychology, at least at that level.
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