that it means homo genius is incorrectly written and should be written as "Not am sure of if is correct or incorrect" being its meaning:?
I'M NOT SURE IF THE WORD HOMO GENIUS IS WRITTEN CORRECTLY. IF IS IS A COMPOUND WORD, ITS MEANING WOULD BE: FROM THE LATIN HOMO = MAN AND GENIUS = INGENIOUS. THEREFORE IF THE WORD IS SPLIT, I THING I UNDERSTAND AS A WITTY MAN OR THAT HAS TALENT. IF ON THE OTHER HAND IS CONCERNED WITH TWO THINGS THAT ARE SIMILAR, SIMILAR OR THAT BELONG TO A SAME GROUP AND THIS WRITTEN HOMO GENIUS WOULD BE WRONG FOR TWO REASONS: FIRST BECAUSE IS WOULD HAVE TO WRITE EVERYTHING TOGETHER: I.E., HOMOGENOUS AND EVEN IN THE CASE THAT YOU WROTE TOGETHER, IT WOULD STILL HAVE A GRAMMATICAL ERROR, WHICH IN ANY CASE WOULD BE HOMOGENEOUS AND NOT HOMOGENOUS. I HOPE TO HAVE DISPELLED HIS DOUBTS.
