The George revisionism from people who know very little about the Beatles is hilarious.
George was a mediocre songwriter. He wrote about four songs that anyone has ever heard of when he was in the Beatles, and John and Paul helped him write them. They wrote over 200 songs.
My Sweet Lord was plagiarised from He’s So Fine by The Chiffons and George got sued for that and lost a lot of money. He wasn’t even a great guitar player - Paul played a lot of lead guitar in the studio because George was so slow to learn solos. Paul even had to play the solo guitar part in Taxman because George couldn’t do it, and he wrote the song!
Something is a great song because of the bass line, which Paul wrote. Without that, it would be a dirge, like most of George’s songs.
George was a miserable person - petty, jealous of Paul because John loved him more, and bitter till his dying day. He was also a serial cheater who treated both of his wives appallingly.
All the Beatles were messed up by fame, and given the level of fame they had, it’s not surprising. But by far, Paul is the one who has coped with it best - and he’s done that by projecting an image which he uses as a shield to protect himself. He is far, far cleverer than the image he projects - how could he not be? He wrote the songbook of all time.