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A genius is a person who has exceptional intellectual ability, creativity, or originality.

Contents

• Arts and entertainment
• Film, television and radio
• Literature
• Music
• Other uses in arts and entertainment
• Businesses
• Mythology
• People
• Science and technology
• See also

Genius may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment

Businesses

• Genius Brands International, an American entertainment company
• Genius Products, or Genius Entertainment, a former American entertainment company
• Genius (company), an American digital media company
• Micro Genius, a brand name of Famicom clone consoles in several countries
• Genius mouse, a brand name of computer peripherals manufactured abroad by Taiwanese manufacturer KYE Systems
• TV Genius, a British software company
• Genius Bar, a tech support station in Apple's retail stores

Mythology

• Genius (mythology), the divine element of a person, place or thing
• Genius loci, the protective spirit of a place
• The emperor's genius, an element of the ancient Roman Imperial cult
• The Minoan Genius, a legendary creature in Minoan and Mycanean mythology

People

• The Genius, or GZA (Gary E. Grice (born 1967), an American rapper
• The Genius, a nickname of musician Ray Charles (1930–2004)
• The Genius, a ring name of wrestler Lanny Poffo

Science and technology

• Genius (iTunes), an Apple software feature
• Genius (mathematics software), a numerical computing environment and programming language

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Genius
• All pages with titles containing Genius
• Genie (disambiguation)
• Genii (disambiguation)
• Evil genius (disambiguation)
• Mastermind (disambiguation)
• Gaon (Hebrew), literally 'genius'
• Geniusze, a village in Poland
• MacArthur Fellows Program, commonly known as a "Genius grant"
• GENIUS Act

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