You probably know Jean-Jacques Rousseau as the Enlightenment-era philosopher whose writings on the concept of the social contract helped ignite the French Revolution.
What you may not know is that he had a passion for playing weird tricks on people, including mooning women in alleyways and posing as a famous musician before he could even read sheet music.
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