Geniuses often behave strangely. Did you know that Victor Hugo shaved off half his hair and beard so as not to go out into the street like this and not be distracted from writing the novel? Or that Charles Dickens loved visiting the Paris morgue? These and other phenomenal personalities prove once again that there is only a fine line between genius and madness.
Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin had the strangest eating habits. During a trip around the world, he not only studied the diversity of fauna, but also ate every creature he met, including insects.
He especially liked the armadillo and the nameless rodent of chocolate color. But the cougar stew was not very. He was even a member of the Gluttony Club, whose members met weekly to discuss what exotic dishes they tried.
Victor Hugo
The writer forced himself to work in rather strange ways. He forced all his servants to take his clothes so that he could not leave home. When he worked on The Hunchback of Notre Dame, he cut off half his beard and hair and threw away the scissors.
Gabrielle Coco Chanel
Chanel always wore scissors around her neck. When she noticed that one of her models was wearing a dress created by another designer, she cut her clothes and said that the outfit looked more elegant.
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Charles Dickens
To have fun, Charles Dickens periodically visited the Paris morgue. He said: “When I am in Paris, an unknown force forces me to visit the morgue. I don’t want to go there, but I’m going. ” To the writer, his attending physician prescribed a special diet: Dickens had to drink champagne constantly.
Henry Ford
It is said that the American inventor loved to eat weeds. He left the field, collected grass underfoot, and from it prepared sandwiches, salads and soup. He was convinced that the body was a machine, and the stomach was like a cauldron and needed the proper fuel to work efficiently.
George Gordon Byron
Byron was an eccentric man who loved animals. When he appeared in Cambridge, he tried to bring his dog with him, although pets were prohibited on the territory.
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Due to the fact that he was refused, he bought a bear and led him to his room. He argued that since the bears were not specifically mentioned in the rules, the college had no legal basis for complaint. He won the argument against college, the bear stayed to live in his room.
Oscar Wilde
Wilde loved exotic animals, so he was not shy about walking his beloved lobster. And he preferred to go to the theater with a white rat.
Clark Gable
The actor was obsessed with cleanliness. He very often changed clothes, took a shower several times a day. At the same time, he avoided taking a bath, as he was disgusted to sit in dirty water.
Ludwig van Beethoven
The composer did a lot of strange things. On the one hand, he rarely shaved, because he believed that this had a bad effect on his work. He also never paid attention to his appearance, so his clothes were usually dirty and torn. Once he ordered coffee made from exactly 60 beans.
