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551: No Such Thing As President Iceberg

No Such Thing As A Fish

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Recognizing Genius: Approval Fuels Greatness

Misrepresentations of age can shape perceptions of brilliance, as shown by Beethoven believing he was born in 1772 due to his father's ambitions. The encounter between Beethoven and Mozart highlights the importance of authentic expression; Mozart's frustration with formalities gave way to recognizing true talent, instantly validating Beethoven's original piece. This moment not only marked a significant endorsement from one genius to another but also exemplified how the acknowledgment of creativity can inspire and solidify one's place in the musical canon.

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