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Researchers have found that a quirky or socially awkward approach to life, often considered a hindrance, may be a key to becoming a great artist, composer or inventor.
Vincent van Gogh, Self Portrait, 1889. The deeply troubled artist is believed by some psychologists to have had a schizotypal personality.
The researchers studied people with "schizotypal" personalities—who act oddly, but aren't mentally ill—and found they're more creative than either normal or fully schizophrenic people. To access their creativity, these people rely heavily on the right sides of their brains.
Psychologists believe a number of creative luminaries had schizotypal personalities, including Vincent Van Gogh, Albert Einstein, Emily Dickinson and Isaac Newton.
"The idea that schizotypes have enhanced creativity has been out there for a long time," but no one has studied how their brains work, Folley said. He and Park conducted two tests to compare the creative thinking processes of schizotypes, schizophrenics and "normal" people.
Newton said that much of his physics discoveries resulted from random
playing, rather than directed and planned exploration. He once said he
was like a little boy "playing on the seashore, and diverting myself
now and then in finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than
ordinary whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before
me." Newton, like other great scientific geniuses (Nikola Tesla,
Oliver Heaviside, and many others), had a rather strange
personality. For example, he had not the slightest interest in sex,
never married, and almost never laughed (although he sometimes
smiled). Newton suffered a massive mental breakdown, and some have
conjectured that throughout his life he was a manic depressive with
alternating moods of melancholy and happy activity. (less info)