> sometimes high intelligence or high ability, can be detriments to greatness. I'm always bothered when I read this kind of conclusion. From the rest of your c

> sometimes high intelligence or high ability, can be detriments to greatness. I'm always bothered when I read this kind of conclusion. From the rest of your comment the detriments come from high standards, not high intelligence. Choosing a better overall strategy at the expense of precise execution is not evidence of lower strategy, just of lower standards when it comes to the execution.