The notion that "艺术天赋高的人都很奇怪" (Artistic geniuses tend to be eccentric) has been a long-standing debate in the realm of art and psychology. It is often observed that individuals with exceptional talent in the arts, such as musicians, painters, writers, and dancers, exhibit peculiar behavior patterns that set them apart from their peers. This raises an intriguing question: what makes these artistic prodigies so different? In this article, we will delve into the possible explanations behind this phenomenon.

Firstly, it is essential to understand that creativity and eccentricity are closely intertwined. Artists who possess a high level of artistic talent often have unique perspectives on life and society. Their creative minds allow them to perceive things differently from others, which can sometimes lead to unconventional behavior or thought patterns.

One example of this can be seen in Vincent van Gogh's life story. Known for his incredible paintings like "Sunflowers" and "Starry Night," Van Gogh was also known for his struggles with mental health issues such as depression and psychosis. His erratic behavior led him down a path of self-destruction before he tragically took his own life at 37 years old.

Another instance where creativity intersects with eccentricity is in the case of John Lennon's songwriting process for The Beatles' album "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." According to Paul McCartney himself during an interview on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs program: "We were all getting more into Eastern spirituality... We started doing meditation together."

This shared interest led them towards exploring new sounds and experimenting with music production techniques unheard of at that time - contributing significantly towards creating one of the most influential albums ever made.

Moreover, research suggests that there might be biological factors contributing towards both artistic ability and peculiarity. A study published by ScienceDaily found out-of-the-box thinkers tended to have lower levels of dopamine receptor D2 (DRD2), which could potentially affect decision-making abilities while making people think outside conventional boundaries - further supporting our claim about how artists may indeed possess higher levels of eccentricity compared to non-artists due mainly because they are able genuinely embrace their individualism without fear or societal judgment.

In conclusion, while it cannot be definitively proven why artistic geniuses tend toward being eccentric without more conclusive evidence linking these two traits directly together through scientific research studies conducted across multiple disciplines involving experts in various fields including psychology & neuroscience; however based upon historical anecdotes along with anecdotal evidence gathered throughout history about numerous famous artists’ lives – we do see many examples suggesting a strong correlation between having an exceptionally high level artistry talent coupled alongside unusual behaviors exhibited by those very same talented individuals leading us believe there must exist some sort connection between these two phenomena but still needing further exploration before any definitive conclusions can be drawn either way about whether being quirky increases your chances becoming successful artist or vice versa