Either You came Onto the Earth As a Genius, or You Came On as Less Than a Genius

Last night, my sister said, "I've begun to realize I'll never be a genius."  I just thought one can't become a genius.  Either you are a genius, or you aren't.  I don't have aspirations of becoming a genius.  I have the luck of having an above-average mind, and that satisfies me.  This just explains the way genetics work.  Either you have the luck of having a super-brain, or you don't.  The topic of "geniusdom" came up in watching the short films of David Lynch.  My sister calls him a genius.  He made most of his short films as a student, so they, although completely weird (one can take weird as a sign of a genius' work), seemed a little rough, and pretentious, to me.  During his present directing years, in my opinion, David Lynch has become an excellent director.  Just as genetics decides intelligence, genetics also decides attractiveness.  David Lynch doesn't look so good.