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They kept referring to McIlroy as a genius during the Open Championship coverage. Don`t make me laugh
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The word is used every day,and it is amazing how many times you hear"hes a genius"
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It's all part of the modern era, where everything and everyone is uniformly defined by extremes, such as being described as a genius, for doing any of a number of minor things, like scoring a goal or writing a 3 minute song, or they absolute complete and utter total facking cnts, for the slightest inconvenience or displeasure caused to us.
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Mind you,everyone is supposed to have a sixth sense,we all supposed to have a hidden quality that we are capable of excelling in,and most people don't know what their hidden quality is.
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My agent knows.
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brassneck's a legend
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'that's amazing' drives me crazy. Said whenever something is slightly above average
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the person who first thought of writing down a wishlist and then just waiting for it all to happen was a facking genius imo
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Genius has now been replaced on the BBC by the new go to of "Super special"
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OK this is how it works.
The term genius can be given to a few individuals. Not many. The ability to recognise a genius is given again to some individuals. Many but not all. Then there are many thousands of people who will never really understand why a particular artist or scientist or sportsman is a genius. |
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Genius is a totally over used word nowadays. A bit like the label ' hero '
It cheapens the true meaning. |
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It is not just a question of imtelligence, former soviet spy Anthony Blunt was in charge of the Queens art collecti.on
Despite a degree from Cambridge he admitted not really understand what was a good or bad painting. Most people would not recognise fully why a scientific formula, or a piece of music, or writing by Shakespeare is a work of genius. Some will. |
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It is also true that a work of genius will remain a work of genius even if everyone in the world
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I am just after reading that in a scientific breakthrough in 2009(now confirmed) that ants talk to each other by making sounds,they also bury their dead(carry them off to a dumping ground) and have two brains,one brain is a central control brain and the other is a personal brain,im sure they have a genius or two in their mist.
.It also means that we are not the most intelligent force that we think we are. |
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mist=myths
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Message from the ants coming though...
They say you were closer first time. |
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Leonardo Da Vinci.
Excelled in whatever he did; ultimate polymath: fabulous painter, mathematician, sculptor, architect, musician, writer, geologist engineer, inventor, to name a few. He developed ideas that didn't become mainstream until the 20th Century. Just an exceptional man |
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And the best turtle in Titanic imo.
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worst culprit.......JAMIE REDKNAPP .
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This morning saw someone described on an Aussie stockbrokers' forum as " a legend in the Melbourne storage business."
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