Weird Habits of History’s Greatest Geniuses

History's greatest geniuses changed science, music, and literature. They also had some deeply strange habits. In this video, we count down ten weird habits of famous geniuses, from Beethoven counting his coffee beans to Benjamin Franklin's naked "air baths." Find out why Victor Hugo locked away his own clothes to finish a novel, why Einstein refused to wear socks, what Darwin's student "Glutton Club" was willing to eat, and why Pythagoras was terrified of beans. Plus Tesla's beloved pigeon, Steve Jobs's very unusual way to relax, and the experiment Isaac Newton tried on his own eye. Which genius habit would you actually try? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe for more weird history and psychology. 00:00 No. 10 – Beethoven's Sixty Beans 01:27 No. 9 – Benjamin Franklin's Air Baths 02:52 No. 8 – Victor Hugo's Naked Deadline 04:25 No. 7 – Einstein's War on Socks 05:48 No. 6 – Darwin's Glutton Club 07:16 No. 5 – Dickens's Midnight Walks 08:49 No. 4 – Pythagoras's War on Beans 10:17 No. 3 – Tesla's Pigeon 11:41 No. 2 – Steve Jobs's Toilet Foot Bath 13:18 No. 1 – Newton's Needle #History #Geniuses #WeirdFacts