The term "genius" is so problematically loaded, that it will never
function to effectively describe what is occurring in the situations
it purports to label.

It is, rather, a sort of "throw up one's hands" effort at slapping
a label on a complex reality.  It also carries a high propensity to be
perceived pejoratively, and thus the underlying reality being
completely misunderstood.

It is, in this way, a term that invites more argumentation over the
term itself, than a proper focus on the complex dynamics it purports
to label.


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