Genetic Preconditions for the Extremism of Famous Persons

The book examines the biographies of approximately 2,000 Famous Personalities: politicians, writers,

scientists, doctors, athletes, financiers, philanthropists, venture investors, and exceptionally successful

billionaire businessmen. At the same time, among the 15 categories of Famous Persons, there is a category

of gifted con men, ‘adrenaline’ traitors, and outright scoundrels.

But all these Famous Persons share one common trait: Jewish roots, or, in terms of modern genetics,

– ‘Jewish genes ‘.

The hypothesis is advanced that it is precisely the activation of ‘Jewish genes’ (regardless of their

quantity in the genome of a given Person) that accounts for a certain extit{extremity} of that Person – a

strong deviation of their abilities from some average norm, that is, the specific cause of the ‘fame’ of that

Person.

An unusual feature of the book is that the biographies of Famous Persons were discovered on the

Internet for the first time by a robot – an artificial intelligence created by Elon Musk – the AI assistant Grok.

Therefore, the Compiler deemed it necessary to even assign Grok the rank of co-author.

The Compiler’s task was to select from the biographies prepared by Grok (choosing the most interesting)

and to perform literary editing of the texts compiled by Grok.

The selected texts are accompanied by portraits of many Famous Persons and very often prove to be

completely unexpected for the reader.