> Crawford is not a genius, he is a visionary.
Why is it that judging someone as a genius or not comes so easy to everyone?
I find making that assessment incredibly challenging.
Why is it that judging someone as a genius or not comes so easy to everyone?
I find making that assessment incredibly challenging.
Why would I care about someone whose latest accomplishment was half a decade before I was born? The complexity of modern games is so incredibly high that his equations look like toys.
I once had an idea of making a simulation game about constructing dyson sphere. Now that dsyon sphere program exists do I claim credit for that even though I never communicated with the developer of that game?
That's the behavior Crawford is engaging in. He's shutting himself off and blames other people for his problems and he never wants to rely on anyone else for his successes. The superiority complex is exactly the thing that is holding him back.
Some because their ideas were wrong, but some also with innovative and correct ideas, many of which were reinvented and some probably even never reinvented and lost to obscurity.