Genius in a person was like weed that takes over the entire garden, that won't allow anything else to grow. {p. 251}
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The quote from Rebecca Goldstein's book "Mazel" compares genius to a weed that dominates a garden, making it difficult for other plants to flourish. This analogy suggests that exceptional talent or intelligence can overshadow other qualities or skills, much like a strong weed can suffocate surrounding plants. It points to the idea that while genius can bring impressive outcomes, it may also stifle diversity and balance in a person’s abilities or...
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