The Queen's Gambit' Review: How To Own Your Genius Like Elizabeth
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“Creativity and psychosis often go hand in hand. Or, for that matter, genius and
madness.”
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The term ‘mad genius’, for the longest time, has been associated with men. This
is why they are easy to depict in popular culture – it’s not only that most mad
geniuses we know are men; many men have been able to realise their potential
because they are not burdened with social and familial responsibilities in the
same capacity as women. Men are allowed to
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