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The Complex Relationship Between Intelligence and Solitude
Have you ever found yourself in a crowded room, surrounded by conversations that barely skim the surface, while your mind wanders through profound thoughts? If so, you're not alone. Many notable historical figures, such as Nikola Tesla, Emily Dickinson, and Isaac Newton, often preferred solitude over social interaction. This raises essential questions: is solitude the price of brilliance, as some philosophers claim, or is it simply a convenient excuse for avoiding meaningful connections?