Genius
For the Genius of Roman mythology, see: Genius (mythology) In general usage, a genius is either a polymath or a person gifted with particular talents, mainly regarding intelligence. People widely called geniuses include: Archimedes Johann Sebastian Bach Charles Darwin Rene Descartes Thomas Alva Edison Albert Einstein Richard P. Feynman Evariste Galois Carl Friedrich Gauss Stephen Hawking Murray Gell-Mann Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Isaac Newton Blaise Pascal Ramanujan Nikola Tesla Alan Turing Michael Ventris Leonardo da Vinci Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
In general usage, a genius is either a polymath or a person gifted with particular talents, mainly regarding intelligence.
People widely called geniuses include: