did galileo have disorders?
338792
Probably obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).\nMost idealists do.
206956
most scientists are not like that, they are normal just like normal human being. but some scientists have defects, but it's normal coz nobody is perfect. example\n\n mathematician John Nash and his experiences of schizophrenia.\n \nalbert einstein ,he was considered a slow learner, possibly due to dyslexia, simple shyness, or the significantly rare and unusual structure of his brain (examined after his death).
840172
No,\n\nEarly accounts of possession were more than likely mental illness that was either misdiagnosed or not diagnosed at all
80856
He was the first to come up with a good system of classifying all life on earth. His system, with variations, is still in wide use today. \n\nVery Important Person to scientists!
208717
hard to say........\n\nnot necessarily a problem - that renowned genius Einstein did not walk or talk until he was 4 !\n\nbut...  if worried...  see a specialist.......
901155
no, not really because most of the senior Roman Catholic curia during the Renaissance were humanists and more than likely they were at the very least agnostics. they probably understood and accepted what Galileo said was true, but any attack on the dogma of the catholic church also affected its secular political power. religious fanatics most resemble the witch burners, immersed in unshakable superstition and ignorance. the people who most resemble those who persecuted Galileo are the politicians who mouth religious conviction in order to gain or retain power.
352257
Interesting question.  Knowledge has been traditionally forbidden by religion.  Religous leaders are afraid of knowleddgable people.  It was knowledge that led to the theory of evolution.  Galileo was imprised by the religous power for seeking knowledge.
896548
No he did not.  I review of his library at Mount Vernon proves that he was a voracious reader, and an astute student of the world.  He was highly inquisitive and always wanted to learn more.  That was the core teachings of the fundamentalist movement in the latter part of the 18th century, since they believed it brought you closer to God.  So no, there is definitely no evidence that G. Washington had any such disability.  He was a great president and great man.  Such disabilities are a product of modern times, since children are no longer raised in an environment that fosters learning and detailed attention to particular tasks.  Thus, with the constant stream of information from radio, t.v., and computers we are constantly flitting about, and it could be said that we all have learning disabilities!
1075049
I'd take Galileo... just to let him know he was right about the Earth not being the center of the universe.
181331
copernicus came up with the Heliocentric idea (planets revolve around sun) after he had proved the geocentric (earth in center-- made up by ptolemy and aristotle) theory wrong. Galileo backed copernicus up with more evidence.
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http://www.aquinas-multimedia.com/stjoseph/galileo.html\n\nMy guess was Galileo and I was right.  Here, look.\n\nBut according to a book I have, the greeks noticed it first.  It was Galileo that proposed the theory to the world.
881671
"In the week of January 7, 1610 Galileo discovered three of Jupiter's four largest satellites (moons): Io, Europa, and Callisto. He discovered Ganymede four nights later. "
85423
It's Galileo Galilei.\n\nGalilei (his father's last name) means "son of Galileo", so probably his grandfather or grandgrandfather was called Galileo.
269138
There are several good articles relating to this genius. One such article can be found at \nwww.rense.com/health/rife.htm
1019778
Yes, he is. I thought it was kind of him to disclose this information as I'm sure it gave hope to other people with this challenge. A lot of kids have gone without understanding what was going on and made to feel stupid.  With proper diagnosis most people can be helped with this challenge in life.
299187
Some doctors got the idea that people could not deal with Truth. So, instead of the doctors telling the patients they were mal-adapted to society, or had bad manners and bad judgment, or that they were mentally ill, they coined the term "chemical imbalance". I do not think there is scientific evidence today to prove bi-polar disorder (which is the most over-used diagnosis), or psychosis, and certainly not neurosis. Pharmaceutical companies and doctors have to be able to SELL patients their products, and people are currently buying into it.
416005
He has at least 3 disorders, which seem to increase and decrease in severity depending on the plot of the show. First, he is a classic case of OCD. He does not have Aspergers or ADD (which is now referred to as ADHD). Second, he has several specific phobias, such as small places. He also seems to have a complicated bereavement (which is now diagnosed as major depressive disorder) when ever the show wants to emphasize the loss of his wife. The only consistent diagnosis he evidences in every episode is OCD. Also, his therapist is doing the wrong type of therapy for OCD. While they do mention behavioral therapy, the talk therapy the show demonstrates is bordering on ridiculous.