Quote by GeorgesLouis Leclerc Buffon

Genius is nothing but a great capacity for patience.

Genius is nothing but a great capacity for patience.

Summary

This quote implies that genius, in its essence, is not just about extraordinary talent or ability. Instead, it highlights the importance of patience in achieving greatness. True genius requires a tremendous level of patience to persevere through challenges, setbacks, and the gradual process of mastering a skill or solving complex problems. It suggests that one cannot reach their fullest potential without the ability to patiently and persistently work towards their goals, making resilience and perseverance essential attributes for those seeking to accomplish great things.

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