Newton is a 'great man' to many.  He must have been a 'Jordan Peterson' of his day.  Many people hold certain people up to have extraordinary abilities.  It is a common derangement.  They wind up worshiping gurus.

I can't do it.  I always find flaws in gurus. Without any particular need or desire to do so I observe human inadequacy or thought, not as well developed as some of mine.  The absurdity of regarding someone as superior becomes apparent.

Bizzaro is how SUPERMEN appear in real life.  Full of contradictions that eclipse superior skills in particular areas.

Newton took the reality of the bible seriously and he was able to see 'flaws' that cause some to admire him.  Nothing wrong with that.  He used his mind.

But does the bible come from the hand of god or not?  In the 1700's an intelligent man might reach different conclusions than an intelligent man might reach now.  Lack of faith was a 'sin' in the 1700s'.  But many people now consider sin 'old school'.

Newton wore a meat package like the rest of us.

Taking the subject away from Newton, it seems many people have a need to follow others.  If there is anything wrong with it, the need for


(temperance) is obvious.  In excess, worship of the great man appears to be a perversion of normal social desires leading to mayhem.  The 'doom' community has many such people, and doom charlatans, many we have.  I could list one or two or three, but I see no benefit sending that information out to the universe.

Having a guru seems limiting to me.  Burn your biographies, Rewrite your history, light up your wildest dreams.  All that is impossible to someone who follows a leader.

Panic! At The Disco - High Hopes - 3 minutes long.