What's the purpose of Genius? What does Bill Gates and Albert Einstein mean?

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So what truly is a genius? It is clearly someone with an accute sense of vision and high level of expertise in a particular field. But what truly sets the "nearly geniuses" apart from the "really geniuses" is those amazing "flashes of satori". Those powerful revelations that have the capability to switch, alter, and divert mankind into a different tradjectory from where it was originally bound.

Here are some of the geniuses we know today

Bill Gates
Albert Einstein

Elvis Presley

Tim Berners Lee

Warren Buffet

Winston Churchill

Mohammed Ali

Isaac Newton

Charles Darwin

Isaac Asimov

Niels Bohr

DaVinci

Who can deny that any of these people have left an indeliable mark on the world as we know it?

Who can deny that what these people shared and created enormous change ?

Who can deny that these people did what they did - with the purest of intent?

But lets look a little closer at some of the change, brought forth by these heros

1. Human vulnerabilities created by independence on technology that is not safe and secure

2. Spiralling effects of Science (we create mad science that kills, then we create new science to counter the mad science that kills).

3. Creation of killing devices, atom bombs, chemical warfare, killer robots etc

4. Advancement of paranoiac mechanisms to increase control of humanity (surveillance big brother)

5. Disruption of peoples identity from the real world, into an illusory life of celebrity, art and illusory heros

6. Elitest education systems that impose rigid structures and disuades students from developing their own minds and their own confidences

7. To fuel the desire for concentration on money and power as the primary purpose for all existence

8. The resourcing of evil men and the investment in war mongers

9. The movement toward absolute scientific conciousness and away from spirituality and God.

10. Entertainment science, fame and "success disease" that distracts us and disengages the spirit from who we truly are and our real purpose in life.

11. The support for protocols that are inaccessible to only but a select few, for style over substance and for aestethically rich or pretentious artifacts over art that will truly benefit mankind.

12. The unbridled striving for intellectual prizes without thought for the consequences to giving life to the creation.

"Imagination without reason is a monsterous thing".

Genius is guilty of supporting many attacks on humanity and all natural things. Genius is the narcissistic mind that has run out of control.

In any other world Genius would mean Stupidity!

We ask, "Is Genius a God given thing, or something else?"

Who does genius really serve?

What is Art? Sayings from a Heretical Perspective!

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Spash liquid on canvas, move it around on the surface, mixing and arranging as you go. When finished. Call it Art!

What is art? Is art the result of the expression, or the expression itself? Or is Art something much greater? What could that be?

Can Art be measured? If so, how?

How so much an artist is a great and revered painter of royal portraits than the man who carves wooden ornaments so that his family will not starve?

If Art is your motivation, then its expression will be limited. If your motive is an art-form - then your expression will be unlimited.

Todays Artists are conjuerors trying desparately to get somewhere; to articulate a bourgeosie accepted style, through some half baked novel gesture - that they delude themselves into believing is their God-given authentic signature!

The establishments barriers to the acceptence of art forms are subversive devices. They are created in order to drive the art movement, in a particular direction - down a particular line. The language of the Art critic is the language of the devil, the con-man, the fraudster and the self-deluded and deluding bourgeoisie mind.

What is Art if you discard the all too confusing concept of beauty? Tolstoy.

Had he been alive today, he would have almost certainly asked that self same question.

Without gaining a true understanding of beauty, today's Art is just an empty vessel?