Among geniuses, Some stands out as every fruits must produce its own kind, You can only be the outcome of what you feed your mind with over the years. Such is the likes of Leonardo Davinci And *Johann Wolfgang Goethe* as the reason Africa has never evolved past the trend of who is the Richest black man on the continent and in the world has always been our concern topic of the day. Everyone only cares about how much in asset or material property you have acquired, how many degrees, PhDs or Doctorate you have such that we leave the man objective and end up chasing the wrong course.

We omit the exchange of values and but instead set our mind on the cash. This is more like an abnormal show of trying to walk upsidedown and backwards on the streets and to and fro our work stations everyday that a lot of us find it so convenient believing that money will always remain a means to an end. To think of such is treason and a rape on nature. Making money and material acquisition your primary objective is an ideology nursed by the mentally enslaved and impoverished minded people. The super rich and super geniuses dont always think that way. Value is always priced over money and as such in Africa we must refocus ourselves towards investing in values for, individual, social and national development. Here's a case study of who is a super Genius and Why I for once and a lot of Geniuses admire the German ways of life and social and economic ideology.

Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749-1832) (IQ: 250+)
Goethe, was a German and being generally known as
polymath of great and varied knowledge, is also regarded as having one of the world's highest IQ . In fact, Goethe is one of the only three people to have had independently estimated adulthood age IQ's at or above 250+. He famously known as:
The intellectual mentor to: Schopenhauer (him to Nietzsche), Einstein, Tesla, and Freud, among other epitaphs. His personal home library comprised over 5,000 books, 50,000-90,000 word vocabulary, and polyglot (7+ languages)—renowned, in the niche field of human molecular science , he pioneered the modern field of "human chemical thermodynamics". His collected works set amounts to over 140+ publications (14 volumes of which are devoted to scientific studies). Nearly 3,000 drawings by Goethe survive, as do the villa he built, the palace he rebuilt, and the park he first laid out. In 1796, Goethe began to keep a regular diary. His fields are:
He found time to be a:
His history:
1. At age 7, to sugar the pill of grammar, he invented a novel in which the members of a family in various parts of the world wrote letters to each other in six different languages and styles;
2. at age 16, entered the University of Leipzig;
3. at age of 19, during his studies of Fraulen von Klettenberg and Paracelsus, was conducting chemical experiments to reveal the ‘principle that permeates the whole universe’;
4. at age 20 he had published his first volume of poems and had studied enough medicine to qualify to as a physician;
5. at age 21, he entered the University of Strasbourg, completing a liberal arts curriculum with courses in political science, history, anatomy, surgery, and chemistry; completed dissertation on “The Legislature, On the Power of the Magistrate to Determine Religion and Culture”; also completed PhD dissertation on history.
6. by 22, prepared and defended 65 theses, received his law degree, and began practicing;
7. by 24, he had written his great tale Werther and by 26 was world famous;
8. at age 31 (1780), had worked out the basics of his evolution theory, a biological 'metamorphosis' theory, later to be cited by Darwin as being a forerunner to his own theory; at age 36 (1785), demonstrated through comparative osteology that humans posses an inter-maxillary bone of the upper jaw as found in other animals, as proof that humans had evolved from lower animals;
9. at age 47, in his Third Lecture on Anatomy, gave his first detailed description of 'affinity'.
10. at age 50 (1799), founded the science of human chemistry, as explained in his theory of "human elective affinities"; publishing the final version in 1809 (age 60), in his Elective Affinities, in which the characters are not only governed by affinity chemistry but also discuss the theory amongst themselves;
11. at age 61 (1810), he published his theory of colors, rival to Newton's theory of colors, to explain light and perception;
12. at age 77, was working out a law to explain the blue color of the sky (a phenomenon not fully explained until 1871 by John Strutt); and was working to figure out French chemist Claude Berthollet’s 1799 theory of split affinities (a phenomenon not solved until the theory of 'valence' in the 1850s)
13. at age 82, the year of his death (1832), finished the work he is best known-for Faust, the story of a man who is striving to learn everything that can be known and who sells his soul to the devil so to obtain the ultimate in knowledge possession.
Goethe once famously said that “ if one does not know what went on for the last three thousand years, he or she remains ignorant, merely surviving from day-to-day. ”
Did I mention that Goethe’s scientific writings alone fill 14 volumes? And that he also found the time to write 15,00 passionate letters to Charlotte von Stein? Remember that his Faust was all about the dangers of the quest for knowledge.”

last universal genius
prince of the mind
the "know-it-all"
man of "a hundred scholarly disciplines," The 100 eye man, The wisest of us all as believed by a consensus of scholars!
highest IQ in the history of mankind
the thinker
a top 3 "evolution theory pioneer
smartest person ever
last person to know everything
Literature
Poetry
Philosophy
Anatomy
Evolution theory (progenitor)
Morphology (founder)
Human chemistry (founder)
Color theory
1. critic
2. journalist
3. lawyer
4. painter
5. theater manager
6. statesman
7. educationalist
8. alchemist
9. soldier
10. astrologer
11. novelist
12. song writer
13. philosopher
14. botanist
15. biologist
16. color theorist
17. mine inspector and issue of military uniforms
18. irrigation scheme supervisor
19. anatomist
20. agriculturist
21. horticulturist
22. miner/mineralogist
23. dramatist
24. evolutionist
25. human chemist
26. geologist
27. mathematician
28. meteorologist
29. morphologist
30. physicist
31. playwright
32. poet and
33. religion scholar etc.

Knowledge dont exhaust the mind but obscurity and ignorant does! Explore! Be extensive! B innovative, Be evolutionary, Be a generalist, Be an Expansionist, Think Global, Exchange Values, Promote the interest of others by helping the seemingly lost to find their course through the obscure and blurry vision of life and in that you will surely find peace! You dont need to own 500 private universities to do that, you dont need to build 500 stationed or branched churches around the world to do that as cannot build a wrong Vatican on the wrong ground of St Petersburg. The world is mobile and evolutionary and you have to be global, flexible and mobile in your depth of knowledge, information and innovation to catch up with the rest of the world. You money can only take you so far to an extent of becoming your undoing but in your knowledge, every other things is eternal just like the kingdom of God! Knowledge Is Power!!!

Compiled by Kelvin Adewale Oladipupo. Adaptation From Who Is A Super Genius And How to Be One
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