You disagree with me making a generalization, yet you sling one right back at me in your "Money is your currency." comment above, which I guess brings us sort o

You disagree with me making a generalization, yet you sling one right back at me in your "Money is your currency." comment above, which I guess brings us sort of full circle. Beyond that, well argued. Let me clarify my original comment, and then I’ll shut up on this: There is, in my experience, a flat acceptance of eccentricity in brilliant minds. Yet, when those of less accomplishment display similar eccentricities, peers may be more apt to question behavior. The evidence in that article, when measured against a "normal" man suggests to me depression, or mental disease. My comment was made in earnest, I hope that somebody along the way has made that consideration - ultimately we're arguing the same thing, don't make assumptions.