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Q: which of these FAMOUS PEOPLE BEST DESCRIBES YOU?
Washington: not brilliant yet very decisive, superb leadership skills, hot headed and foul mouthed, very passionate. loved and adored by all around him.

John Adams: brilliant in his work, very principled, chaotic personality, old school, brutally honest. not a lot of friends but very respected.

Ben Franklin: a true genius, very out going and flamboyant, a player in his day. a diplomat and statesman. loved by all

Thomas Payne: a true hell raiser, brilliant strategist, either a great friend or bitter enemy, a propagandist. someone you want on your side

Alexander Hamilton: brilliant yet arrogant, self educated, a jack of all trades, was good and he knew it. can be quite pompous at times, but well respected.

Patrick Henry: incredible speaker and motivator, never backed down from a fight, loved stirring up trouble, a talker, but he backed it up.

Thomas Jefferson: a true leader and visionary, a man of peace but would not avoid a fight when all else failed, deep rooted moral dilemmas. suffered form intense migraines.

Benedict Arnold: a fine leader yet very disloyal, really out for himself and no one else, often over plays his hand and gets in deeper than he should.

John Hancock: a great mind for business, always willing to take a risk, likes to stand out and be seen and heard, not afraid to put his butt on the line for what he believes.

A: Another great question!

I’m afraid that from the descriptions, I’m most like Thomas Jefferson. I like peace but I’ll fight if I absolutely have to & I get migraines too.

Q: Why is it that most brilliant people have psychological disorders of one or another?
The list of historical figures that have had disorders such as bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, MPD, OCD, schizophrenia, autism, aspergers and many many more?

For a long time it was believed that Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland, was high on narcotics when he wrote that book. However, it was later revealed that he wrote Alice in Wonderland during an excruciating migraine headache episode.

Virginia Woolf, famous author, suffered from bipolar disorder and ended her life at age 59. Scholars have called her work unparalleled to anything because of its deep analytical meanings and complexity.

As many people already know Bill Gates and Einstein are both believed to be Asperger success stories.
There are many examples of this. Just do a google search on it and you will be amazed. And of course I’m not saying it is a must, but there does seem to be some correlation between extreme intelligence (well above average) and psychological disorders.
Sai m, no where in my question am I asking whether or not someone deserves success based on their abilities or inabilities. As someone who is emersed in the study of psychology and psychological disorders I have been given ample opportunities to view research on the matter. It was a note worth mentioning.

A: Brilliant question.

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