Celebrity oddities are a very funny topic !

 

Geniuses who devote themselves to science, philosophy, or literature are found unintentionally doing funny things or behaving strangely! Celebrities are ordinary people. Perhaps we imagine that they only do beautiful things. Human nature is the same. They may do ordinary things and strange things. One scientist forgot his name one day, and another scientist forgot his bride who was waiting for him in the marital nest while he was immersed in his scientific experiments up to the chin… and another was… He entered the bathroom and started singing… and one of the novelists used to enter his friends’ homes through their windows… and so on.

It seems that these geniuses had an exaggeration in one aspect of their personalities, causing other aspects to atrophy. A scientist who devoted all his time to science and devoted every thought to it might forget unforgettable things or perform actions that seem strange by prevailing social standards.

These oddities among celebrities are often abnormalities in behavior resulting from many factors. . .

Among these…

.Hemingway:

  The American novelist who won the Nobel Prize hated buying new clothes. He did not wear underwear under his clothes. He avoided formal uniforms and did not wear them no matter the occasion. He hated and was afraid of using the telephone. He never wrote on Sundays. He loved and practiced boxing.

Oscar Wilde, the brilliant Irish writer

He was eccentric. He used to wear his hair long like a woman’s and decorate his room with lilies and peacock feathers. He was sentenced to prison more than once for being accused of moral crimes.

..Shakespeare: The famous English playwright hated cats so much that he would rather die than have a cat in his house. 

…Tolstoy

The Russian short story writer who tried to reform society with justice and love, and one of the most famous books he wrote was “War and Peace.” He failed in his studies at the beginning of his life, and at the beginning of his life he spent his money on luxury and extravagance, but in the last part of his life, he used to wear peasant clothes, make his shoes with his own hands, sweep his room by himself, and eat. In a wooden plate.

 

…Voltaire

The philosopher and writer had a habit of writing, unless he placed a group of pencils in front of him, and after he finished writing, he would smash them and wrap them in the paper on which he wrote, then put them under his pillow and sleep. He would also light all the lights in the house, wear his full clothes, and sit in the dining room, with the plates and cups placed in front of him. Empty and he begins to write, and people imagine that the writer has hosted a feast and that the guests will arrive. The truth is that he has hosted this feast for himself and that he is the owner of the house, and his thoughts are the guests, the plates, and the cups. They are nothing but empty words lacking meaning.

Thomas Edison

“Edison,” the famous inventor and American physicist who invented the electric light bulb and the movie camera, and memorized by heart all the scientific facts contained in the huge volumes in his library. He was afflicted with weak memory and absent-mindedness. He often forgot to eat and immersed himself in his work until the next meal, thinking that he would He had eaten his previous meal

During the primary stage of his studies, he was suffering from poor memory and absent-mindedness, so he used to come in the back of his classmates and it was said that one day he went to pay his taxes and stood in line waiting for his turn. When he came, he did not remember his name, and one of the people standing next to him noticed his confusion and reminded him that his name was Thomas Edison.

Ibsen

This Norwegian writer hated another writer, whose name was (Strand Berg), so he used to put his picture in front of him on the wall and say: You must burn with rage every time he sees me writing

.Victor Hugo

He usually took off his clothes completely and called the servant and said to him: Take these clothes and sit here behind the door until I finish writing!

 .Alexandre Dumas

Short story writer (The Three Musketeers – The Count of Monte Cristo)

Alexander Akula was a womanizer, so his children disowned him after his many women’s adventures, even at an advanced age. He lived his last days in poverty and misery until he was forced to sell his clothes and the contents of his house.

Balzac

The French short story writer, who carefully studied the conditions of his time and the strange customs that were known about him, would walk down a street and record the house numbers on a piece of paper and then add up these numbers. If the total was a multiple of the number three, he felt extremely happy because he was optimistic about this number. However, if the total was not like that, then he felt very happy. He changes direction to another street

Pasteur

The French scientist who devoted his life to studying common diseases and discovered a cure for rabies. He was suffering from forgetfulness and absent-mindedness. It is said about him that on the day of his marriage, the invitees gathered and waited for him, but he did not show up, so one of his friends rushed to him looking for him, and he found him in his laboratory conducting an experiment

Napoleon

The Emperor of France, the owner of multiple victories and the greatest military genius in history, did not begin to draw any war plan except by sucking licorice tablets. His handwriting was so poor that some thought his letters were symbols or war maps. Those close to him said that he was an eccentric and kind-hearted. So that any human being can deceive him

.Cohan

An English writer. The atmosphere he created for himself was very expensive, and he was able to do so because he was a rich man. He would rent a train car, close the car for himself, and sit and write from the beginning of the line. When he reached the last station, he would have finished a hundred pages without crossing out a single word

.Anaïs Nin is a writer

She was French, as all her writing was devoid of meanings and words. Her father was a Spanish musician and her mother was Cuban. She was born in France and educated in America. She ran away from home to live alone when she was twelve years old. She was devoid of a pen and used to say about herself: “I no longer have a single mulberry leaf, neither on my body nor In my mind, I had no choice but to peel off my skin so that my insides would be exposed

.. Schopenhauer

The German philosopher and owner of the doctrine of pessimism, who explained the existence of the contradiction between reason and will

   He believed that a great man is one who prefers death to staying alive. Despite this, he was very concerned for his life. He fled the cholera epidemic that swept through Berlin and the smallpox epidemic that spread in Naples. He spent the last years of his life in constant fear of being killed. He always carried a gun with him. His hatred for noise was indescribable. He did not like anyone to enter his room, to the point that he broke his maid’s arm when he saw her inside making his bed for him. He was known to talk to himself on the road in a loud voice. He was also known for his extreme hatred of women, especially his mother, whom he always used to love. Conflict with her.

Dostoyevsky

The Russian novelist had a tangible influence on contemporary Russian thought, and his novels were characterized by psychological analysis, including (Among the Dead) and (Crime and Punishment). He was fond of comparison, to the point that he was in his homeland to escape from his creditors. Whenever he lost, he wrote to his wife, telling her, “The time will come when Worthy of you, so stop robbing you like a thief.)

 Nietzsche

The German philosopher and owner of the principle of (survival of the fittest) and one of the founders of German nationalism) was witحديث 4krawn into himself, isolated from people and society. He also despised women and described them as incapable of maintaining affection and with no goal in their existence except to entertain the man who falls in love with her, and then his paths to him are cut off. He remained in this state until his life ended in madness

George Washington

The general, politician, and first president of the United States, who fought in the war of liberation against England, was known for his extreme pride and shyness, to the point that he could not speak in public. He was slow in expressing his feelings, stumbling in his thinking, and did not have ideas that were appropriate.

His position as head of a superpower, and sometimes he carried out the behavior of a teenage boy, such as his many loves for beautiful women and expressing his sorrows in poetry.

The American physicist and owner of the theory of relativity, who solved the mysteries and mysteries of the world and won the Nobel Prize in Physics, hated order in his life and was eccentric. He used to sing in the bathroom in a loud voice and wear shabby clothes.

   Darwin

The English naturalist and author of the theory of evolution in species failed in his studies. At the beginning of his life, he was a failed, reckless person who spent his time with dogs, catching mice, and collecting insects. To the point that his father said to him one day: Your presence is for yourself and your family.

٠Frederick Schiller:

  The famous German poet would not write unless he put his feet in cold water and sat at his desk to write down his ideas while his room was filled with the smell of rotting apple

Louis Pasteur:

The great French scientist was afflicted with forgetfulness and absent-mindedness. It is said that on the day of his marriage, the invitees gathered and waited for him.

But he did not show up, so one of his friends ran to him looking for him, and found him in his laboratory conducting an experiment. –

Alfred Hitchcock:

The world famous film director was very afraid of children.

Hans Christian Anderson:

The popular children’s author was so afraid of being buried alive that he put a sign next to his bed that said: You’re not dead but you look so.

Diogenes:

The ancient Greek philosopher was walking in the streets of Athens carrying a lamp in his hand in broad daylight. When people asked him why, he said: I am looking for a human being!!