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It does seem as if Glenn had Tourette syndrome.
You can see signs
of this especially in "Two Portraits." When he is
speaking in the recording
studio (while his hair is all wild, ha) his eyes keep
flinching, and his
head twitches.
He couldn't sit still either, especially in a room
filled
with other people. He always needed to be moving. He would
most
definetly lose in a staring contest. Ha. But strange things
like this
always come with geniuses. They are never completely healthy.
I knew one kid who had severe touretts. Every 5 minutes, while he was sitting in a chair, he would grab the sides of the chair and bounce it
up
and down while he was still in it. It sometimes was quite
hilarious.
When he was through with this little spasm, he acted as if
nothing happened.
I don't understand how they do not remember what they just
did? Hmmm.
And another little boy used to flap his arms like a bird and jump up and down every couple minutes. Then he would act as if nothing
happened.
HAHAH.
Ha, how is it inhuman to compete? I don't think that guy
understood
what he said. Or rather, he didn't think
of the consequences.
Without competition the whole world be full of communism. Ewww. Glenn contradicted many of his own theories. He loved
to
win, he couldn't stand losing. Maybe this is why he was afraid
of competition.
If he lost, it would be so angry with himself. That's alright,
he was
a control freek. There's nothing wrong with that. :
)
Zeldah
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