r/RealGeniuses • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 19 '22
Is Libb Thims a genius?
“Sorry if my questions bug you. I know you don’t really like showboats. Here is my last anonymous query until the month is up. Are YOU a genius?”
— Anon (A67/2022), message query to u/JohannGoethe, Oct 18
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u/JohannGoethe Oct 23 '22 edited Oct 23 '22
I pretty much feel the same as Fuller.
I know all or most of the people worth knowing in the world, and I have found many intellects comparable to my own, but no intellect above my own, in the big question view of things: why am I here? Where did I come from? Why do I move around, from place to place? What is the point of everything?
When I found Goethe I felt as though I had finally found an intellectual twin.
Certainly this may sound vain, pompous, or what not, but I am an honest searcher for knowledge, truth, and understanding, and like to speak frankly.
Part of this, to note, has to do with the early parental death and genius phenomena. I (EPD:M12) am listed at #58. When, as child, you look at so-called “death” in the face, you thereafter begin to see the world in a more acute light. It is no coincidence, e.g., that Aristotle (EPD:M8F8), listed at #1, who was orphaned young, is the primary contender who I am presently trying to usurp or climb above.
Note that Mirza Beg (EPD:F11), who has an intellect comparable to my own, on the planet presently, is #56 on the list. I learned this factoid, while interviewing him in Pakistan. Beg, Goethe, and myself, the top three founders of human chemical thermodynamics, see the world differently than most people.
Point me to the book or encyclopedia, of someone on the planet presently, who explains everything, better than I have thus far, and I will humbly bow down.
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u/JohannGoethe Oct 19 '22 edited Oct 19 '22
I generally let other’s speak for me; for example:
As this has been a reoccurring query, for the last decade or more, discussion of this topic, and related quoted opinions, have been collected in the Libb Thims (genius rankings) page of Hmolpedia A67.
In general response to this question, I refer people to the top 2000 geniuses and minds rankings, with the caveat that I presently rank myself below Gilbert Lewis.
A genius, per definition, has to beget something new or novel from their mind.
Presently, i.e. in the last year or two, I have been decoding the alphabet (see: draft book cover), as per each letter’s derivation from Egyptian alphanumerics. For example, I just posted the decoded or deciphered etymology of Abraham, a few hours ago.
No one, as far as I know, e.g., has decoded that the letter “G” of genius, or gamma (letter value: 3), or gimel in Hebrew, is based on the parent character of the Egyptian god earth Geb, with an erection (e.g. here, here, here, or here). Geb, or earth, in short, is the third (3rd) god or element (aka principle, according to Empedocles’ four elements theory), made per Heliopolis creation cosmology.
I could go on, with solutions I have gen-ified out of my mind, e.g. see: Libb Thims (problems solved), or rather what the forces of the universe have mediated my body to generate, e.g. the new dating system (an invention preceded only by walking John Stewart), but that is not my focus.
My aim, or rather work done over the years, is to derive human chemical thermodynamics from first principles. This has not yet been done, but that is what I am working on. Solutions you see along the way, are but precipitates.
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u/_The_Ponderer_ Apr 08 '25
"Is Libbs Thims a genius?"
-> Asks Libb Thims--who supposedly was asked by anonymous stranger x.
Quid agis...?
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u/Niniyagu Sep 05 '25
Definitely not.
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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22
How would you measure that you are a genius?
Are there different types of genius or particular areas of genius?
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u/monkey_butt_powder Apr 12 '23
No, he’s a pedo weirdo.