Question 1: Lu Xun said: There is no genius in the world. I just use the time others drink coffee to work. Where does this sentence come from? When people praised him as a genius, he said: Where is the genius? I just spent the time others drank coffee on my work. Some people have poor knowledge and lack a correct understanding of genius. They always think that they are stupid and have no talent, so they lose their ambition. At that time, you will gradually become a great genius from a middle school student with poor knowledge.

Question 2: Who are the world-famous geniuses? What are the genius abilities you possess? 1.Stephen William Hawking (Stephen William Hawking)

He is 70 years old this year and has an IQ of 160. He is perhaps the most well-known person on this list. There are too many introductions about him. He is known as the most famous scientific thinker and the most outstanding theoretical physicist in the world after Einstein, and is known as the "King of the Universe

2.. Kim Ung-yong (金雄g)

At the age of 50 this year, his score on the Stanford-Binet IQ test reached 210 points. This score was included in the Guinness Book of World Records, making him the smartest person in the world. When he was 2 years old, he could read and write Japanese, Korean, English, and German. He started taking university courses when he was 4 years old. If this was nothing, he was invited by NASA to study in the United States when he was 8 years old.

3. Paul Allen (Paul Allen)

He is 59 years old and has an IQ of 170. Co-founder of Microsoft, one of the richest people in the world, with a net worth of approximately US$14.2 billion and owns many companies. and the team.

4. Rick Rosner

He is 52 years old and has an IQ of 192. It is hard to imagine that a person with such a high IQ is Jimmy kimmel Live

TV screenwriter. But his IQ is indeed extraordinary. He is versatile and has bodyguards, nude models, roller skating waiters, etc. on his resume.

5. Garry Kasparov (Gary Kasparov) )

He is 49 years old and has an IQ of 190. The name of chess grandmaster Kasparov is certainly familiar to everyone. The most talked about are his several man-machine battles with Deep Blue. Born in Azerbaijan, he has extraordinary talents. He won the world championship at the age of 22, can speak 15 languages, and is also a mathematician, computer expert and regular contributor to New York's "Wall Street" magazine. After retiring, he entered politics, but it did not seem to go well. , as an anti-Principalist, was arrested several times

6.Sir Andrew John Wiles (Sir Andrew John Wiles)

He is 59 years old and has an IQ of 170. Mathematician, in 1994 he proved Fermat's last theorem, which has troubled mathematicians for more than three hundred years, which was a major breakthrough in mathematics. This theorem is also recognized as the most difficult mathematical problem in the world

7 .Judit Polgar (also known as Little Polgar)

He is 35 years old and has an IQ of 170. He is also a chess master. He and his two sisters have been taught by their father since they were young. "Polgar Experiment", his father has always wanted to prove that giving children professional training from an early age will achieve particularly outstanding results. And her success fully verified the success of his father's educational theory. When she was 7 years old, she once participated in a friendly match He defeated the Yugoslavian Grandmaster Damzanovic in the chessboard. At the age of 15 years, 4 months and 28 days, he was awarded the title of National Chess Men's Grandmaster by FIDE, becoming the youngest male International Grandmaster in Guinness and known as the "foreign chess player". Star Girl".

8. Christopher Hirata

He is 30 years old and has an IQ of 225.

His IQ is the envy of everyone. He won the International Olympic Physics gold medal at the age of 13, entered the California Institute of Technology at the age of 14, started working on Mars colonization related projects at NASA at the age of 16, and received a doctorate from Princeton at the age of 22.

9. Terence Tao

He is 36 years old and has an IQ of 230. Chinese-Australian, he began studying mathematics at the age of 2, completed college mathematics courses at the age of 9, became the youngest International Mathematical Olympiad gold medalist at the age of 13, received a PhD from Princeton at the age of 20, and was hired as a full professor at the University of California, Los Angeles at the age of 24. In 2006, he won the Fields Medal, the "Nobel Prize in mathematics", and became the only Chinese-Australian mathematics professor in Australia to win the highest honor in mathematics, the Fields Medal.

10. James Woods (James Woods)

He is 65 years old this year and has an IQ of 180. A powerful Hollywood actor, unlike most celebrities, he is still a top student. When he was in middle school, he had already started studying linear algebra at the University of California, Los Angeles. I got a full score of 800 in Chinese language and 799 in mathematics in the American College Entrance Examination. I received a full scholarship from MIT and engaged in acting after graduation. I have so far won three Emmy Awards and two Oscar nominations...gt; gt;

Question 3: Are there geniuses in the world? 5 points Yes, you will know after reading the following article

A genius may mature early or late. The problem was not age, but that he had something to say of his own, and sooner or later he had to say it. A polymath spends his whole life saying what others have said, but a genius can say his own words. Even if he only says one sentence in his whole life, it is unprecedented and unprecedented, unless he cannot say it. This is the boundary between the two.

What distinguishes geniuses from ordinary people is not intelligence or diligence, but a sense of mission. Maybe he himself couldn't tell what this sense of mission was, but it was always there, and it often nudged him unexpectedly and tortured him. This is a sense of responsibility, not to others or to human beings, but to one's own life.

Most people belong to family, country, and society. Genius belongs to being and nothing, the greatest and the smallest, self and eternity.

For geniuses, talent is a heavy burden, which must be unloaded, that is, fully released. Genius is diligence, but the diligence of genius is not reluctant mechanical work, but the unstoppable release of energy.

Genius is the personality closest to nature. Since nature itself is colorful and full of contradictions, how can genius always be consistent with itself? The most creative geniuses in the history of philosophy, such as Plato and Kant, are precisely the most self-contradictory. Antinomy is the fate of genius.

Geniuses are often not the smartest people. Like nature itself, genius has its share of clumsiness.

A talented and energetic person will never feel that he has found his destination. He is always trying and exploring. Genius lacks self-knowledge, just like mediocrity, but its nature is opposite. A mediocre person does not know his own shortcomings, but a genius does not know his own strengths. When Delacroix was creating his famous paintings, he was still considering whether he would be more suitable as a poet.

I believe that geniuses all have a bit of inferiority in their bones, and successful and strong people often have a humiliating experience buried deep in their hearts.

All living beings have the right to live. In this sense, everyone is equal. As for history, that's another story. There is a gulf between genius and all living beings. Of course, the greatness of a genius does not require superior enjoyment to be rewarded. Greatness itself is already his reward.

People with high talents have an almost innate aristocratic mentality and look down on mediocre living beings. His tolerant attitude towards the masses is the product of experience and thinking.

Geniuses live in a world of concepts and imagination. Although in their view, this world is more real and fundamental, it is indeed separated from the daily life of ordinary people. Therefore, from a secular perspective, geniuses can never bring any actual happiness to human beings (happiness in the secular sense is always equivalent to welfare). Their joy is just madness, and their pain is only self-inflicted. The world tolerates their existence and allocates a small living space for them just like it treats exotic birds and monsters. It is already a courtesy. Geniuses themselves should not expect better treatment, otherwise it would be equivalent to expecting that they are not geniuses.

Mediocrity outlasts genius. The mediocre are the craftsmen in the spiritual workshop. As long as their physical strength allows, they can always make things. Once the creative genius is exhausted, it is completely finished. He had no comfort at all and became a waste in his own eyes. He is indeed a waste.

Creation relies on wisdom, and dealing with life relies on common sense. Having common sense but no wisdom is called mediocrity. To have wisdom without common sense is called clumsiness. A mediocre person never sets foot in the field of wisdom, so he is unaware of his mediocrity. Genius is inevitably thrown into the realm of common sense, so its clumsiness is always exposed. Since the two can only meet in the territory of the mediocre, it is not surprising that the mediocre is proud and the genius is miserable.

The three realms of genius: follow the world, live in seclusion, and devote yourself to saving the world.

I always think that geniuses must be lonely among their contemporaries, and are often ignored and misunderstood. In fact, most people in later eras do not understand them. So, how were their posthumous reputations established?

Perhaps, the super-era communication of great minds is one reason. This communication formed the historical inheritance channel of high culture.

But the problem still exists: even if the later genius understands the previous genius, the later genius is still lonely in his own time...gt;gt;

Question 4: Are there geniuses in the world? There must be some~

Question 5: Are there any geniuses in the world whose IQ is higher than that of ordinary people? They are called geniuses! Don’t talk about 99% hard work and 100% wisdom~~~

Einstein: The world-recognized genius. After his death, American scientists dissected his brain and surprisingly discovered that his The number of cranial nerves is hundreds of times greater than that of ordinary people~~~

Napoleon: When he was a child at the Burian Military School, he often speculated, but he was obsessed with geometry. Two years before he graduated, he His geometry had surpassed that of his teacher when he was only 15 years old. Later, during the expedition to Italy, he brilliantly used his geometric knowledge to cross the Alps to surprise the Austrian army and win the victory. He was 20 years old at that time

Michael Jackson: The late king did not have a deep study on body language, but he often had amazing whims, such as snapping his fingers. It was just a momentary movement, but it has become a symbol of human beings today. Mainstream body language~~

Question 6: What are the great geniuses in the world? One da Vinci is enough. Overwhelming all geniuses

Unparalleled talents in various fields. An avant-garde idea that sweeps across everything.

Question 7: Are there really geniuses in the world? Geniuses are called people with extraordinary intelligence in psychology. It is generally believed that an IQ between 80 and 120 is considered normal, of which 110 to 120 is considered smarter, an IQ of 130 is called supernormal, and an IQ above 160 is called a genius. A person with outstanding imagination, creativity and outstanding intelligence.

Accounting for about 0.4% of the entire population

Question 8: Are there geniuses in the world? Not believing it does not mean there are not, that is idealism

Of course there are geniuses, and the so-called geniuses are Talented, particularly sensitive to certain things, and quick to respond. In fact, in popular terms, it means a big brain, because the quality of human brains is the same, but there are some people, such as Einstein, whose brains are larger than ordinary people. It weighs a few grams, and therefore has a higher IQ than ordinary people. There are many geniuses in the United States, and their thinking logic is beyond ordinary people, so they are very disgusted with the education of normal people. If special development is added, I think there is a future

Note: The average person’s intelligence is no more than 120, and those who exceed it are geniuses or close to it