geniuses

Exceptionally intelligent people

Geniuses is the plural of genius—people of exceptional intellectual or creative ability: The Manhattan Project assembled the greatest scientific geniuses of the era.

Used loosely, it can be ironic or sarcastic: Which one of you geniuses left the door unlocked?

intellect

brilliance

Exceptional intelligence or luster

acumen · astuteness · erudition · wisdom · insight · comprehension · logic · analysis · philosophy · neuroscience

prodigy

wunderkind

Remarkably talented youngster

  • whizkidRemarkably talented young person
  • MozartEighteenth-century Austrian composer
  • prodigiousExtraordinarily great in extent

gifted · precocious · virtuoso · phenom · talent · valedictorian · pianist · composer · violinist · mathematician

innovation

inventor

Creator of original devices

pioneering · patent · discovery · ideation · Einstein · Edison · Tesla · disruption · entrepreneurship · prototype

visionary

futurist

Tomorrow trends scholar

dreamer · idealist · strategist · oracle · seer · innovator · creator · revolutionary · luminary · thought-leader

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intellectual capacity

geniusesidiots

Thoroughly foolish people

morons · imbeciles · fools · dunces · dimwits

expertise and mastery

geniusesincompetents

Those lacking skill

amateurs · novices · bunglers · hacks · dilettantes

cognitive ordinariness

geniusesordinary people

Everyday individuals, unremarkable

everyman · common people · average Joes · regular folks · nobodies

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G