Misunderstood genius or just another pretty face?

Quick rundown:
Discouraged by his "moronic" teachers, John Gabriel dropped school and picked up his first advanced mathematics book at the tender age of 13. Since then he has went on to discover the New Calculus, the development and rigorisation of which said to be worth no less than ten Abel prizes; and has become widely known as the debunker of the ZFC "crapxioms", infinity and irrational numbers. He is also credited with the quotes "A number describes the measure of a magnitude" and "Future inventions have always existed, only we cannot realise them all".