When one looks up the definition of this term in the dictionary, one can only
be struck by the lack of detail and precision surrounding it. Indeed, it is
described as an exceptional ability in the intellectual or artistic field,
without specifying other criteria or characteristics that define this talent.
Is it possible that this ability is the result of a skill developed gradually
through experience, a natural gift present from birth, or a simply innate inclination,
or is it rather the result of a complex combination of one or several of these
factors? The question of the nature of talent sparks lively debate among
specialists, researchers, and people passionate about this subject. Indeed, the
complexity and diversity of talents, whether innate or acquired, the multiple
forms they can take, as well as the different fields in which they can be
expressed, their genetic or non-genetic origins, their simultaneous
manifestations of multiple gifts, and their evolutionary potential thanks to a
supernatural physical and mental capacity. These fields notably include art in
all its forms, the sports domain with its various disciplines, and the
intellectual domain encompassing thought, creativity, and problem-solving.
At what level of skill or ability must a
person reach to be recognized as talented? Is it possible to spot certain signs that can
reveal these talents? Yes, of course, such
as an ability to quickly assimilate new information, a skill in finding
original solutions to complex problems, or a passionate and constant interest
in a particular field.
see Youtube: Violin virtuoso Yeonah Kim (10j) playing Vivaldi in airport of Rome with Julien Cohen on piano in august 2024
https://1drv.ms/v/c/d423ee36d84c527d/EZs6xZo-9IVCiJSWSyCsVEBFtC2_qr3l-cMm65X4Qr-3g
In summary, talent is a valuable component of human diversity, enriching society through the creativity, performances, and exceptional achievements it allows.