This will depend on an individual's definition of "genius" but it is doubtful. There is a stereotype that doctors all have bad handwriting, for example, but that is not true (and some people would argue that they are intelligent but not necessarily geniuses). There have been many brilliant people throughout history who have had fairly good handwriting.
In addition, the standards of handwriting have changed drastically through the years. Many, many years ago, you used to be considered extremely intelligent if you could write at all! There have also been different styles of writing (think of cursive versus print) and those affect handwriting as well.
In short, some people who are geniuses may not have the most attractive handwriting but most of the time it is passable. Having bad handwriting is neither necessary nor sufficient for genius.
An interesting exception is Leonardo da vinci, who wrote with "mirror writing" (where he literally wrote so it could only be read in a mirror).
No that is not true, for all people. Because i myself am an amazing math student, but am incredible at science. I also have three friends who are math geniuses but are really good at science.
They Are Geniuses
They are geniuses
Not necessarily. While some geniuses may exhibit characteristics of being physically frail or socially isolated due to their intense focus on intellectual pursuits, this is not a definitive trait of all geniuses. Geniuses can come in various forms and personalities, and their physical and social traits can vary widely.
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They fly, have beaks, and are colorful, like all birds are, you geniuses
Not all schools have writing classes. For example, if you went to a vocational school or an arts school, there may not be as much of a focus on writing.
First you have to sit down, take a deep breath and open the text books. Then you study the information and memorize all pertinent information. There is your answer. Some are born geniuses, others are geniuses at teaching themselves and others are geniuses at adapting to the times.
The statement ' a good insulator is a poor conductor' is false because a good insulator will not conduct at all.
i need to know so all those geniuses out there help me
Child geniuses are smart because they were very estimulated when they were younger and their parents gave them an excelent diet, which made more neurons activate so they respond faster to all types of situations.
Stephen Hawking's children, Lucy, Robert, and Timothy, are all accomplished in their respective fields and have pursued careers in academia, writing, and the arts. While they may not be labeled "geniuses" in the same way their father was, they have demonstrated intelligence and creativity in their pursuits. Their achievements reflect a combination of their own talents and the influence of their father's legacy. Ultimately, the term "genius" can be subjective and varies based on individual perspectives.