Comments by "EarthSurferUSA" (@EarthSurferUSA) on "SuperHuman Geniuses: World's Smartest People" video.

  1. The first gals art paintings are wonderful, a flash back to the romantic era of art. Note, her paintings of man and woman are of perfection, beautiful, inspiring, good. She is not showing any darkness, ans she is not capable of it. Her work shows she has a fantastic "sense of life", and the people who admire great work like that do also. Remember, the art that you admire, man in the dark or man as good, shows your "sense of life" also. One last step for her, to show man as heroic,---so we can be. :) That was the romantic era of art.
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  2. I have heard several comments in the vid of the gifted children, "What are they going to give to the world?" "What are they going to sacrifice?" "How are they going to give, and serve mankind?" Well, if being good at something means you have to be a slave to those who are not, maybe their "gifts" are not so grand after all. I hope they get together and colonize another planet. Humanity and all the true greatness it is capable of on this planet, seems to be doomed, ready to sacrifice anybody who dares,----to be good. Shame on you! The reason why the ex-accountant with an excellent memory is not working and broke: You can't take anything away from him that way. Now how does that serve mankind?
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  3. They are all individuals, and some of the best of us. Have you ever noticed that everything great invented came from a freak mind, (one that uses reason though)?
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  4. Very good point, or Nate Diaz, a great MMA cage fighter talent, would be considered a genius, which nobody would consider him to be. But I am not sure it even means a very high IQ either. Many people with high IQ's have migrated out of reality and start to make up their own. I think true genius is the person who figures out the one and only real reality the best. Really, how many people with high IQ's have you heard say Pollock was a great painter? That is not reality. :)
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  5. Kim Peek, (the savant), could not be considered a genius either. Even though he has a extraordinary memory to remember everything he reads, he has no conceptual building skills to use that knowledge to figure out reality. What a damn shame that is.
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  6.  @Me-vl4qp  Show me the art that brings man up, and makes them think. I am not impressed by trash, like realism or abject art. If it does not make you think and think morally,---it makes you stupid. Our civil society is crumbling, and today's art has a lot to do with that.
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  7. Here is what is too likely to happen to that fine young man. His father will push him too hard, and the growing man will feel like a round peg in a square world, and too likely commit suicide. I think the father of the young chemist is on the right track. He puts the kids interests first,--and the worlds after. I don't know of course about the first kid, but I do know the world will take as much from all of them as it can. To be good at something today, means to be a slave to society. Who wants to live through that?
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  8. That is what happens when you are adapted to socialism. Taking money from people who earn it is perfectly fine. Under socialism/communism, you are taught that if you are good at something and create your own wealth, you are suppose to give it away and are taught that is noble. You don't have to give it away though, because it will be taken. Theft is theft. I would love to live in a world where we understood the simple moral concept that stealing is wrong.
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