اشارت الأبحاث التي أجريتها حول العلاقة بين اليتم والعبقرية الى ان طبيعة ومجال الإبداع مرتبط بسنة وقوع اليتم وقد تبين ان اليتم في سنوات ما بين السابعة عشرة والحادي والعشرين تؤدي الى عبقرية في الاكتشاف والاختراع مثل جيمسواط وجتنبيرغ وقد تبين ان هذا العبقري الامريكي أصيب بصدمة اليتم في هذه السنوات حيث ماتت امه وهو في سن 17 ومات ابوه وهو في سن التاسعة عشرة حسب وكيبيديا باللغة الانجليزية ولا بد ان هذا اليتم هو الذي جعله رائدا في صناعة الطيران خاصة انه ورث عن ابيه بعد وفاته ثروة طائلة ....اليكم سيرته الذاتية ثم نعود لمزيد من الأبحاث لمعرفة ان كان اعظم الناس في كل المجالات كانوا ممن أصيبوا بصدمة اليتم ؟!

هوارد هيوز

Hughes' birthplace is recorded as either Humble or Houston, Texas. The date is also uncertain, though Hughes claimed his birthday was Christmas Eve. A 1941 affidavit birth certificate of Hughes signed by his aunt Annette Gano Lummis and Estelle Boughton Sharp states he was born on December 24, 1905, in Harris County, Texas.[N 1] However, his baptismal record of October 7, 1906, in the parish register of St. John's Episcopal Church, in Keokuk, Iowa, has his birth listed as September 24, 1905, without reference to the place of birth.[N 2]

His parents were industrialist Howard R. Hughes, Sr., from Missouri of English descent,[4] and Allene Stone Gano. His father had patented the two-cone roller bit, which allowed rotary drilling for petroleum in previously inaccessible places. He made the shrewd and lucrative decision to commercialize the invention by leasing the bits instead of selling them, and founded the Hughes Tool Company in 1909.

Showing great aptitude in engineering at an early age, Hughes, Jr. built Houston's first radio transmitter when he was 11 years old.[5] At 12, Hughes was photographed in the local newspaper, identified as being the first boy in Houston to have a "motorized" bicycle, which he had built himself from parts taken from his father's steam engine.[6] He was an indifferent student with a liking for mathematics, flying, and things mechanical, taking his first flying lesson at 14 and later auditing math and aeronautical engineering courses at Caltech.[5][6]

Allene Hughes died in March 1922 from complications of an ectopic pregnancy. In January 1924, Howard Hughes, Sr., died of a heart attack. Their deaths apparently inspired Hughes to include the creation of a medical research laboratory in his will that he signed in 1925, at age 19. Because Howard Sr.'s will had not been updated since Allene's death, Hughes inherited 75 percent of the family fortune.[7] On his 19th birthday, Hughes was declared an emancipated minor, enabling him to take full control of his legacy.[8]