If we identify and eliminate the genes that cause mental disorders, do we risk destroying the rich creativity that often accompanies them, asks Colin Blakemore Isaac Newton was able to work without a break for three days. Einstein took a job in a patent office because he was too disruptive to work in a university. HG Wells was so gawky and insecure at school that he had only one friend. Are these psychiatric disorders that should be treated or genius that should be cherished?
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