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Everybody denies I am a genius
-- but nobody ever called me
one! |
- Orson Welles |
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There is a basic difference
between genius and stupidity --
genius has its limits. |
- Arthur Mohler |
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Genius, in one respect, is like
gold -- numbers of persons are
constantly writing about both
who have neither. |
- Charles Caleb Colton |
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If you can't find your
inspiration by walking around
the block one time, go around
two blocks -- but never three. |
- Robert Motherwell |
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Some men come by the name of
genius in the same way as an
insect comes by the name of
centipede -- not because it has
a hundred feet, but because most
people can't count above
fourteen. |
- G. C. Lichtenberg |
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A genius is one who can do
anything except make a living. |
- Joey Adams |
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Every man of genius is
considerably helped by being
dead. |
- Robert Lynd |
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My sole inspiration is a
telephone call from a director. |
- Cole Porter |
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It takes geniuses to build
businesses and idiots to run
them. |
- Joseph Brooks |
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Genius is more often found in a
cracked pot than in a whole one. |
- E. B. White |
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If confusion is the first step
to knowledge, I must be a
genius. |
- Larry Leissner |
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The difference between genius
and stupidity is that genius has
its limits. |
- Unknown |
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The public is wonderfully
tolerant. It forgives everything
except genius. |
- Oscar Wilde |
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Genius is one per cent
inspiration and ninety-nine per
cent perspiration. |
- Thomas Edison |
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