The Genuis
A man sees numbers in shapes making astronomical calculations in the blink of an eye. A woman see music in color. A child writes a symphony at ten years of age. Individuals with savant syndrome characteristically excel in one of five categories: 1. Music (most often piano performance) 2. Art (usually drawing and painting) 3. Calendar calculating (e.g., May 4, 1632, was a Friday) 4. Mathematics (e.g., computing prime numbers), and 5. Mechanical or spatial skills (e.g., map making). A "typical" genuis would be someone who is born with a high IQ and uses thier skills over thier lifetime like Evangelos Katsioulis. Katsioulis is a 42-year-old Greek genuis, physician and psychiatrist. Katsioulis follows what's known as the genuis's path — which is a person driven by discovery. They aim to provide immediate solutions to global problems, making lives for us efficient and more comfortable. Daniel Tamment is another well known genius. Tamment is capable of astronomical cal
