The line between genius and eccentricity is a very thin one, as any bridge player will tell us. Hard to judge, no? Here are some examples of "eccentricity" from geniuses in history to help us decide.
PYTHAGORAS refused to eat beans, not because he didn't like them, but because he thought they would dull his mind. BEETHOVEN kept a full bathtub in his studio, and would hop into it many times during the day. BALZAC drank 50 cups of coffee a day and then wondered why he had stomach cramps, headaches and high blood pressure. TESLA did toe exercises believing it would boost his brain cells. Finally (and my favorite) BEN FRANKLIN took "air baths" an hour a day, standing naked at his open window. One wonders what the neighbors thought.
Now we have a basis of comparison to decide about our Pard's level of craziness, no? Let's see how he would do on this quiz.