Genius may be precocious or late. The problem is not his age, but that he has something to say sooner or later. A learned man can say what others have said all his life, but a genius can say what he has said. Even if he only says one word in his life, it is unprecedented, unless he can't say it. This is the boundary between the two.

What distinguishes genius from ordinary people is not cleverness or diligence, but a sense of mission. Maybe he himself can't tell what this sense of mission is, but it has always existed and often reminds him unexpectedly and tortures him. This is a sense of responsibility, not to others, to mankind, but to one's own life. Most people belong to family, country and society. Genius belongs to existence and non-existence, maximum and minimum, self and eternity.

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

I believe that geniuses have a little inferiority complex in their bones, and successful strong people often have a humiliating experience buried in their hearts.

All beings also have the right to live. In this sense, people are equal. As for history, it is another matter. There is a gap between genius and sentient beings. Of course, the greatness of a genius does not need superior enjoyment to be rewarded, and greatness itself is already his reward.

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

Genius lives in a world of thought and imagination. Although in their view, the world is more real and fundamental, it is really divorced from the daily life world of ordinary people. Therefore, from the secular point of view, genius can never bring any real happiness to human beings (happiness in the secular sense is always equal to welfare), their happiness is just madness, and their pain is only caused by themselves. It is a courtesy that the world can tolerate their existence and leave them a small living space like a strange bird. Genius should not expect better treatment, otherwise it is equivalent to expecting that you are not a genius.

Mediocrity outlives genius. Mediocrity is a craftsman in the spiritual workshop. As long as physical strength allows, it can always be done. Once the creative genius is exhausted, it is completely finished. Without any comfort, he became a waste in his own eyes. He is really a loser.

Creation depends on wisdom, and life depends on common sense. Common sense without wisdom is mediocre. Wisdom without common sense is called clumsiness and mediocrity. People have never set foot in the field of wisdom, so they don't know their mediocrity. Genius is inevitably thrown into the field of common sense, so it is exposed every time. Since the two can only meet in a mediocre territory, it is not surprising that they are mediocre and arrogant and talented.

Perhaps the best fate of a genius is to leave a book. In the continuation of human generations, his thoughts have caused tremors and * * * sounds in individual minds from time to time. This is his eternal life and resurrection. What's worse is the loss of works and the annihilation of thoughts. Worst of all, his works became classics, his name became idols, and his thoughts became dogmas.

You can't put a coffin on a genius Genius is always misunderstood and misinterpreted when it is worshipped, which leads to endless arguments. Perhaps, the fact that you can't decide the coffin itself proves great.

The reliable sign of genius is not success, but boredom after success.

Genius is fragile. A little bacteria, a car accident and a rogue can kill him.

Genius is not necessarily strong. The strength of character determines the fate of the world, and the size of talent determines the fate of heaven. In a sense, the reputation of a genius after his death can be regarded as the glory of heaven.

A genius with bad luck will become a mediocre person, and a mediocre person can't be a genius no matter how lucky he is.

Whether a person with ordinary talent can become a talent depends largely on his specific educational environment. Schools can cultivate or destroy an ordinary talent. Genius is not limited by specific educational environment, because he is essentially cultivating himself. Of course, genius may be strangled, but only the times or the big social environment can stifle him.