6 publications available
Deliberate practice is necessary — but our data shows it accounts for less than 30% of genius-level variance. What explains the rest?
By Dr. Elena Rodriguez
From Einstein's thought experiments to Mozart's harmonic intuition — the ability to detect deep patterns appears across every field of genius.
By Prof. James Chen
Athens 450 BC. Florence 1490. Vienna 1900. Silicon Valley 1975. Why do genius clusters appear in specific places at specific times?
By Prof. David Park
Many of history's greatest minds experienced extreme emotional sensitivity. Is this a side effect — or a core feature — of genius?
By Dr. Nina Patel
Nikola Tesla could build, run, and inspect machines entirely in his imagination before touching a single tool. What this tells us about spatial genius.
By Dr. Marcus Webb
New brain imaging research reveals how exceptional minds are structurally and functionally different — and what that means for intelligence research.
By Dr. Sarah Mitchell