Autistic Teenager Tipped for Nobel Prize; Higher IQ than Einstein

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  • Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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    A teenager who was diagnosed with autism and told he would never be able to read has been tipped as a future Nobel prize winner.
    Jacob Barnett, who was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at two years old, is now studying for a Master's degree in quantum physics.
    Experts say the 14-year-old student from Indiana has an IQ higher than that of Albert Einstein.
    His mother Kristine Barnett, author of The Spark: A Mother's Story of Nurturing Genius, told BBC Breakfast she initially found it hard to get Jacob the right education.

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  • @jmseipp
    @jmseipp Рік тому +205

    When and where exactly did Albert Einstein ever sit for an IQ test?

    • @karasira2696
      @karasira2696 Рік тому +2

      🤣🤣

    • @Kirill-xp9jq
      @Kirill-xp9jq Рік тому +31

      Also, IQ in children is in relation to other children of the same age. You see loads of "genius" children grow up and become average, just because they matured faster.

    • @jmseipp
      @jmseipp Рік тому +33

      @@Kirill-xp9jq My uncle had an IQ of 140. He was a drunk and heavy smoker who never did much of anything with his life. When he was in high school he scored higher than any other kids in the county on various tests but never pursued a career. He was a mailman and also a carpenter. He was crazy about BASEBALL and spent much of his life lying on the sofa watching the games.

    • @hollebwood
      @hollebwood Рік тому +13

      February 9th, 1944, Princeton, USA he took a secret IQ test and scored exactly 160. There are pictures of him throwing dishes around in a tantrum after he got the results.

    • @jmseipp
      @jmseipp Рік тому +5

      @@hollebwood Are you talking about the incident where he threw massive amounts of Ketchup on the walls when he got triggered? I think you’re confusing Professor Einstein with the Orange Menace who simply fantasizes he’s an Einstein.

  • @borrachoblanco
    @borrachoblanco 7 років тому +578

    Wish this guy nothing but the best in life

    • @alextorres4667
      @alextorres4667 6 років тому +5

      Me too.

    • @rowlandbuck2703
      @rowlandbuck2703 4 роки тому +24

      This was 5 years ago. He’s not doing anything special because this is an act.
      Google his parents. Absolute con artists now facing felony charges.

    • @253nate
      @253nate 3 роки тому +2

      He will be rich with the materialization of his mind. He’ll be great.

    • @krustycrb7182
      @krustycrb7182 3 роки тому +8

      @@rowlandbuck2703 Absolutely correct. What a con

    • @krustycrb7182
      @krustycrb7182 Рік тому +6

      @@andrewrogers5962 It’s a con. His mom wrote a book & said his neuropsychologist said he could drop the autism label back around 2010. Said he didn’t meet the criteria any more. Said to consider himself recovered. FROM AUTISM. But supposedly he wanted to still keep the label since autism made his who he was. You can read this garbage for yourself. What a con. So his mom could claim she “pulled him out of autism” and sell her book. Bullocks!

  • @rheailiarome2287
    @rheailiarome2287 Рік тому +149

    I'm glad this boy is intelligent and has a bright future but the eternal comparison with Einstein is irrelevant. The important point is what is done with the intelligence they have. We all know what Einstein did with his and we are still studying his theories. Though some people keep trying to find fault in it - and they're constantly proved wrong and Einstein right.
    Let's hope that this boy's future is as productive and useful to humanity as Einstein's was. Bless him!

    • @aprilthomas1489
      @aprilthomas1489 Рік тому +9

      Sometimes Einstein is found to be wrong. That is a good thing. That is science. It doesn't make his contributions any less valuable.

    • @peelysl
      @peelysl Рік тому +1

      I too, agree with how Einstein's contribution to humanity and its societies were extraordinarily signficant.

    • @KOOLBadger
      @KOOLBadger Рік тому

      Steven Hawkings proved him wrong..

    • @basketcas3717
      @basketcas3717 Рік тому +1

      He's been living in his dads basement as an adult for awhile now. He is a liar just like his dad. They even caught him with his mic still on unknowingly talking about how one of the parents likely the dad being abusive toward that little girl who had dwarfism. It's literally on camera.

    • @cortneyrens
      @cortneyrens 8 місяців тому

      Basket: I was looking for this comment, I can’t believe where he is at now, poor kid…. His family seems normal here but after learning about everything that happened and crazy mom etc it’s sad he’s living in the basement instead of living up to his incredible potential

  • @jessicam5712
    @jessicam5712 9 місяців тому +13

    Too bad she kept all of his money, she completely exploited him.

  • @rotoscopic8757
    @rotoscopic8757 Рік тому +10

    Jake is a math prodigy but his mother's book (she sold the movie rights) makes unverified claims and definite misrepresentations. You can overhype a gifted child and television news muppets will help you. Oh yeah, Einstein never took an IQ test and Jake, as brilliant as he is, is not in line to win a Nobel for his theory in astrophysics. He'd be 24-Years-Old at this writing.

    • @GrifGrey
      @GrifGrey День тому

      I think the thing that is best is that he has a passion for this stuff

  • @katherinezelaya774
    @katherinezelaya774 Рік тому +7

    I’m just here after Natalia’s documentary 😬😶

  • @tron103
    @tron103 3 роки тому +100

    I'm just like him, minus the smarts, maths, and physics

  • @gherrin
    @gherrin Рік тому +3

    i dont see jack shit for what hes done in recent years. too much unwarranted hype.

  • @felledhawk656
    @felledhawk656 7 років тому +79

    I'm going to link this vid to whoever says autists are dumb.

    • @anefyon
      @anefyon 7 років тому +7

      I mean, the non-verbal actually suffering ones are...

    • @charleslong4705
      @charleslong4705 6 років тому

      It's spelled "artists" idiot

    • @redxqueen7709
      @redxqueen7709 6 років тому +1

      Shotgunmad xl fuck u son of a bitch

    • @redxqueen7709
      @redxqueen7709 6 років тому +1

      anefyon so ? They are also humans u piece of shit

    • @rashelm.32
      @rashelm.32 6 років тому +2

      Shotgunmad xl Why? Because they are humans and their brains are wired slightly differently? Dumbass.

  • @shanejett3550
    @shanejett3550 4 роки тому +171

    I'm sure the mum is probably not a genius but she certainly seems very intelligent. The application of her practice of muchness I'm sure would do wonders for all children.

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 4 роки тому

      shane jett She’s crafty and manipulative. I’d be shocked if her IQ had more than 2 digits.

    • @stumbling
      @stumbling Рік тому +4

      Not necessarily intelligent but wise, yes.

    • @tobynaylor
      @tobynaylor Рік тому

      @@stumbling She's probably highly emotionally intelligent, whereas those with autism typically aren't. Intelligence isn't just a simple linear scale.

    • @anweshchatterjee7595
      @anweshchatterjee7595 Рік тому +13

      According to other comments, she's a genius con artist...

    • @krustycrb7182
      @krustycrb7182 Рік тому +1

      @@anweshchatterjee7595 Definitely is

  • @sumtingwong8768
    @sumtingwong8768 Рік тому +2

    There is a very strong correlation between high levels of IQ and being breast feed upwards of 3 years or so. Maybe the fat and the brains made of fat and so on, who know, not me.

  • @latenightlogic
    @latenightlogic Рік тому +11

    A decade later and nothing happened.

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 10 місяців тому +3

      Decade later, his parents got arrested cause they ditched his adopted disabled sister to move to Canada for his education. Said she was a psycho secret adult like the movie Orphan. They got away with it, too.

  • @LTilli313
    @LTilli313 4 роки тому +8

    This lady shouldn't be giving any parenting advice! His parents are being charged with neglect. They put an 8yo girl they adopted in a apartment by herself & abandoned her so they could go dedicate their lives to their genius son! And she said she believes every child is "beautiful" and has a "special gift inside of them" -- what about the dwarf girl?? Such a crock of shit.

  • @YWFilmProductions
    @YWFilmProductions Рік тому +1

    High IQ doesn’t make you a good person automatically. There are people who may not have the highest IQ but have the most compassionate hearts.

  • @missdaytona22
    @missdaytona22 Рік тому +5

    he lives in his dads basement now. his parents where horrible and traumatized him, also his adopted sister was abused by them and they forced him to „punish“ her. look up natalia barret if u want to know but its quite awful

  • @janegeary6013
    @janegeary6013 11 років тому +174

    We don't know Einsteins IQ, how do we know this kid has one that's higher?

    • @spideytightey8383
      @spideytightey8383 7 років тому +24

      I believe the IQ of Einstein is estimated at about 160 to 190.

    • @LudixhayX4X
      @LudixhayX4X 6 років тому +99

      Theguy2007 Lmao, 30 points of difference s very much, he didnt have an IQ test, people assume his iq by the things he accomplished ,thats It.

    • @xedn
      @xedn 6 років тому +3

      Ludixhay X4X stfu

    • @dovahking6514
      @dovahking6514 6 років тому +4

      X3DN No u

    • @KD-vg2yn
      @KD-vg2yn 6 років тому +3

      KING OF THE HILIH it’s not verbal at all. It’s problem solving..? Where did you hear it was verbal?

  • @felp1667
    @felp1667 Рік тому +2

    Einstein hasn't done an IQ test

  • @beenay18
    @beenay18 6 років тому +7

    He played beethoven at age of three without any prior music lessons. But he hasn't demonstrated music skills anywhere. why?

    • @icarrionmoth
      @icarrionmoth 5 років тому +2

      He just remembers it and copies it. He also not a passionate musician

  • @jdsguam
    @jdsguam 4 роки тому +17

    This is the family with the dwarf girl? How is none of this even mentioned in the current reporting? Story is crazier than I thought!

  • @DrPeterLorenzo
    @DrPeterLorenzo Рік тому +3

    Nothing special at all, now.

  • @beenay18
    @beenay18 6 років тому +62

    [Then the lecturer asked a question of the audience: “Our moon is round. Why do you think the moons around Mars are elliptical, shaped like potatoes?”
    Nobody in the crowd answered, probably because no one had the slightest idea. I certainly didn’t. Then Jake’s hand shot up. “Excuse me, but could you please tell me the size of these moons?” This was more conversation than I’d seen from Jake in his entire life, but then again, I’d never tried to talk to him about Mars’s moons. The lecturer, visibly surprised, answered him. To the astonishment of everyone, including me, Jake responded, “Then the moons around Mars are small, so they have a small mass. The gravitational effects of the moons are not large enough to pull them into complete spheres.”]
    This is the conversation jacob had with a astronomy professor during his presentation when he was three years old. This is an extract from Jacob's mother Kristine's book. Oh Its hard to believe. It would be great if anybody in here knows that professors name. Does anybody in here knows if that professor has verified this story. Jacob having such eloquent conversation on astronomy with a professor at the age of three seems really hard to comprehend.

    • @user-jq8fw6yb6s
      @user-jq8fw6yb6s 4 роки тому +10

      She lies, like every mom’.

    • @shanejett3550
      @shanejett3550 4 роки тому +5

      @@user-jq8fw6yb6s: not everyone lies, but I guess if u think everyone does your conscience has no problem with lying.

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 4 роки тому +19

      @beenay18 This book was nothing more than her narcissistic attempt to take credit for Jacob’s intelligence, to bring attention to herself and elevate herself in comparison to other women. She speaks very derisively about professional educators in her book. Perhaps a covert expression of sibling rivalry as her sister holds a masters degree in education while Kristine couldn’t manage to earn even a bachelors degree, having dropped out after 2 years to start a daycare.

    • @King45Moses
      @King45Moses 4 роки тому +5

      And people think he looked up at the sky 3 months prior and was able to come to that conclusion as this interview suggests?

    • @unknownaccount4045
      @unknownaccount4045 3 роки тому +1

      @@smithdawn1 woah? do you always talk negatively about others? I've seen your comment to other comments too, and you really hate Kristine. By that comment of yours, you're just showing that you see bad side in people. You always wanted to see the bad thing about them, you said "her sister holds a masters degree in education while Kristine couldn’t manage to earn even a bachelors degree, having dropped out after 2 years to start a daycare," and so? You are now the bad guy here... Embarrassing Kristine by her flaws, but you? You also doing the wrong thing bru.

  • @ltisenotem
    @ltisenotem Рік тому +2

    The follow up questions are too boring "so you were figuring out things that took other people a very long time".... "yeah"

  • @dtmfool789
    @dtmfool789 Рік тому +3

    These feel like actors hahaha

  • @computerprogrammer7942
    @computerprogrammer7942 Рік тому +7

    The thing is there is many people in the world like him and many people who even have a higher iq. What I believe makes someone a genius is when they use their IQ to discover things new that change our understanding or things.

  • @meg5247
    @meg5247 6 років тому +64

    Did the mother or someone have to read a book on astronomy/relative masses etc. in order for him to answer the planetarium professor's complicated concept questions??? How did he just know the relative masses??? It couldn't just come from nowhere, that's the way the mom makes it sound anyway. I'm confused.

    • @johnferentoulaloum
      @johnferentoulaloum 4 роки тому +28

      It's because they are scammers.

    • @DutchFurnace
      @DutchFurnace Рік тому +7

      @@johnferentoulaloum
      Sadly true.
      Name me one of those hundreds and hundreds of Wunderkinder that were supposedly going to change the world with their brilliance, and how they ended up changing the world.

    • @communistpropagandachannel6787
      @communistpropagandachannel6787 Рік тому +4

      @@johnferentoulaloum I mean he is already somewhat of a published academic. Maybe not an unrivaled genius, but I mean some people are insanely good at certain things from a young age.

    • @ophiolatreia93
      @ophiolatreia93 Рік тому +5

      It's bs

    • @vicgallimore6756
      @vicgallimore6756 Рік тому +3

      @Dream my wife was like that, she was bipolar.

  • @richardwestwood8212
    @richardwestwood8212 Рік тому +3

    I'm not impressed. Marilyn Vos Savant who scored 228 in IQ test (remember that Einstein's IQ was only 160), is now in her mid seventies and worked all her life as a newspaper columnist (the name of her column is "Ask Marilyn"). Kim Ung-yong, the Korean child prodigy who spoke four languages by the age of four, and solved difficult differential equations on national TV, is now 60 and works as an associate university professor of cosmology! William James Sidis who died in his fifties in 1944, and was accepted at Harvard at the age of eleven and spoke twenty five languages, wrote one book about the origins of life which no one reads, and another lousy book about the Indian tribes! Genius is the originality of perception which makes the person see what others don't, and create a new world view through hard work, dedication, and perseverance.

    • @GrifGrey
      @GrifGrey День тому

      The media depicts these people as superheroes, but all they are is people. Then, that pressure usually breaks them, so they pursue an ordinary life.

  • @bubbafatas2588
    @bubbafatas2588 Рік тому +6

    Lots of geniuses but very few of them make a difference in the world!

  • @moomoo5661
    @moomoo5661 5 років тому +9

    Real life Sheldon.

  • @jmitterii2
    @jmitterii2 6 років тому +23

    Einstein had delayed speech too.

    • @itsameaffi
      @itsameaffi 5 років тому +1

      Yes

    • @claude2571
      @claude2571 4 роки тому +7

      He was actually also thought to have been autistic! same with Isaac Newton, Mozart, Beethoven, and quite a few others

    • @mr.erikchun5863
      @mr.erikchun5863 Рік тому

      He also had very very very delayed intercourse.

  • @np100
    @np100 Рік тому +2

    He has Asperger's, not severe autism. Big difference. Most with Asperger's do not talk unti age four or so.

  • @JohnHelldiver-01
    @JohnHelldiver-01 2 роки тому +16

    I have Aspergers and I am obsessed with math at the current moment. The only flaw I have is understanding standardised worded test questions but I learn my way around things like social interaction and how to handle it and when to stop.

  • @user-em4wh5ji3w
    @user-em4wh5ji3w Рік тому +4

    Einstein was a revolutionary mind because he broke from the absolute rigidity of physics and mathematics and the observational data that was dominant in the age. He saw some unavoidable conflicts in Newtons theory of gravity, and instead of observing and depending on hard data, he drew out the concept of relativistic gravity almost entirely from pure theory.
    Most people even as gifted as this kid is, do not possess the mind of innovation that drives that kind of breakthrough.

  • @ben_alfred
    @ben_alfred 2 роки тому +61

    Einstein’s iq was never tested, though it is estimated to be somewhere within the realm of 205 and 215. The “160” figure was only proclaimed because it was the highest value on the Wechsler scale - though that is evidently not the highest iq one can possess. It’s so irritating when people run around saying kids have “higher iq’s than Einstein”. Also, even if Einstein’s iq was tested as being 160, it still wouldn’t be a fair comparison. This is due to iq tests being ineffective at measuring extremes. So then, if this is the case, perhaps we should save the comparison for when this kid actually invents something as profound as general and special relativity… then we can discuss who was more the intelligent of the two. Till then, stfu.

    • @MeLikeGeiter
      @MeLikeGeiter 2 роки тому

      Interesting story! But remember, it’s not unlikely. Both Einstein and this guy are autistic

    • @SupremeSkeptic
      @SupremeSkeptic Рік тому +10

      IQ tests require that you solve problems quite quickly.
      Einstein may solve more problems than most and are extremely creative at doing so (and these make him a genius) but he may have done those a little slower.
      So, Einstein may be a super genius but he may not score the highest in IQ tests (if he gets the chance to do them).
      Certainly doesn't mean he is less intelligent than people with higher IQs.

    • @louisroth5941
      @louisroth5941 Рік тому +3

      @@SupremeSkeptic I never thought about that distinction thanks

    • @clillbintonhwow
      @clillbintonhwow Рік тому +2

      ok mate calm down youre right but relax yourself

    • @SupremeSkeptic
      @SupremeSkeptic Рік тому

      @@louisroth5941 apparently, there's a no time limit IQ test on psychology today website. You can try it out if you want to.

  • @beenay18
    @beenay18 6 років тому +38

    I can't find any witness interviews that verify these claims. he may be good in academics but these claims of him working out volume equations at age of three and answering astronomy questions in a seminar at the age of three is hard to believe.

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 4 роки тому +6

      Kristine’s “stories” are most likely just that-Stories.Fiction.Exaggerations.Lies

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 4 роки тому +4

      Court Car What’s that have to do with the unverified claims?

    • @unknownaccount4045
      @unknownaccount4045 3 роки тому +1

      @@smithdawn1 You're such a toxic human being. There's a proof of evidence that he is a genius, why not just be happy about that?

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 3 роки тому

      @@unknownaccount4045 Where’s the proof he’s a genius?? There ain’t any that I could find. So if you know where there is proof just point me to it.

    • @unknownaccount4045
      @unknownaccount4045 3 роки тому

      @@smithdawn1 ua-cam.com/video/Uq-FOOQ1TpE/v-deo.html
      ua-cam.com/video/jeFCiWBM638/v-deo.html
      Are you insecure ? :

  • @James-mk8jp
    @James-mk8jp Рік тому +2

    IQ doesn’t win you the Nobel prize. IQ is lead weight compared to perspective.

  • @6FootVampire
    @6FootVampire Рік тому +3

    I have autism also, but not this kind. Instead i cant grasp empathy at all and i get punished for it.

  • @farhadkarimi
    @farhadkarimi 4 роки тому +84

    Met this guy when I was 13 at Perimiter Institute. We talked for a bit; seemed like a good kid.

    • @lingzhao5719
      @lingzhao5719 2 роки тому +4

      I actually got in contact with him recently he sent me an email about his work

    • @joshuasuttle5104
      @joshuasuttle5104 2 роки тому +2

      Awesome I wonder what he does now and his current interest in what complicated problems he is solving. Any insight on what he does now? I could tell he was super intelligent when he began to speak. I am sure he hates people comparing him to Elon Musk but if he applies himself right he prob has an advantage over how even Elon thinks. The higher the IQ the more capable a person truly is if they apply the IQ. The fact he was able to solve very complex physics problems at 3 tells me he has Elon beat. I just hope he keeps at it and doesn’t start being normal and waste his gift. His IQ is in the top 2-3% I am sure of all humans at this time.

    • @vaibhavk2400
      @vaibhavk2400 Рік тому +4

      @@joshuasuttle5104 loop quantum gravity, worked with Lee Smolin

    • @krukrok5218
      @krukrok5218 Рік тому +5

      He is fraud they say

    • @vaibhavk2400
      @vaibhavk2400 Рік тому +2

      @@lingzhao5719 what work?

  • @glp.1337
    @glp.1337 Рік тому +14

    People often don't realize there are many children/people like this on the planet. Most of them just don't grow up under these circumstances. They usually have to use their intelligence for survival. The mother did good to recognize it at an early stage.

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 10 місяців тому +1

      Sadly, what his mother recognized was that she could exploit him and fashion a career for herself selling her autism “cure” she dubbed her “Spark Method” to desperate parents of kids with autism. She said “any parent can pull a child out of autism with enough effort” and presumably with her proprietary Spark Method. She left something out the story of her superior mothering- the 6 yr old disabled daughter with dwarfism they adopted. They got her age changed from 8 to 22 then dumped her in an apartment and left for Canada for Jacob’s education. It’s a miracle that poor girl didn’t die. When busted in 2019 they sold the public a preposterous story that she was a secret adult con artist who tried to kill all of them. See The Curious Case of Natalia Grace.

    • @Desantisgogoboots
      @Desantisgogoboots 7 місяців тому

      @@smithdawn1 Preach! And spread the word about who this monster is. Nothing in her book is backed by any science and it's all lies anyway. The woman can barely write properly. Did she even graduate high school?

  • @agquiz1847
    @agquiz1847 Рік тому +2

    go on and make something like einstein then

  • @anthonywalker6168
    @anthonywalker6168 Рік тому +3

    You ain’t shit until you’ve developed a closed form solution to the circumference of an ellipse.

  • @CaneFumatore
    @CaneFumatore 6 років тому +23

    That's the power of introverted intuition

  • @student818
    @student818 6 років тому +11

    The mom reminds me of the blonde girl from Big Bang Theory

  • @Herman6507
    @Herman6507 Рік тому +2

    Never heard from this fellow ever since 😆

    • @beautifulsoulgirl8683
      @beautifulsoulgirl8683 8 місяців тому

      He regressed and living in his dads basement. I’m not joking

  • @Bozewani
    @Bozewani 7 років тому +17

    psychiatry is a fraud I was diagnosed autistic also yet I speak 16 languages I am a published writer of 14 books I am the state winner of geography of new jersey I am a doctor of international law in Oxford I work at the international criminal court everything professionals told me I cannot do

    • @beeverinc
      @beeverinc 7 років тому +6

      Roman Soiko psychiatry isn't a fraud, the idea that autism is a "disorder" is misleading. Autism means that the brain functions in a largely atypical way that is similar to other autistic people rather than not functioning at all. This is what we are beginning to understand as a society, irregular function is not necessarily lesser function.

    • @NeonNotch
      @NeonNotch 6 років тому +3

      That's funny, your facebook says you live in the netherlands. Must be a long trip to oxford and back every day. Most of your books have 1 star ratings and are only sold on amazon. I see 3 different languages, not 16. While yes, it is impressive, you arent who you say you are. Cut the bullshit

    • @Bozewani
      @Bozewani 6 років тому

      I don't live in oxford right now and you know what I do speak the languages watch my channel

    • @DOGEreal
      @DOGEreal 2 роки тому

      @@Bozewani 16🤨

    • @quinncreel6091
      @quinncreel6091 Рік тому

      @@beeverinc Nah, shrinks don't know what the fuck they are talking about. They notice similarities in the personalities of some people at one specific point in time (cuz we all know kids evolve), and they're all like "these kids are autistic!", even though they have nothing in common, apart from passing similarities at one point in their lives, lol. It's pseudoscience.

  • @meless9281
    @meless9281 Рік тому +2

    man i thought this was an onion video ngl,

  • @IwasabletoDisappearafterlitsen

    Sooooo with this much of IQ what did he do?

  • @BrigCommander
    @BrigCommander Рік тому +2

    could just be making every bit of this up

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 10 місяців тому

      BINGO. check out the rest of the story- The Curious Case of Natalia Grace

  • @abrahamlincoln8748
    @abrahamlincoln8748 4 роки тому +13

    My lesson to myself after watching this: there’s always a bigger fish

  • @skinzfan8926
    @skinzfan8926 5 років тому +20

    Laughs at how his mom considers planetary masses complicated concepts of physics 😂😎

  • @fw5995
    @fw5995 Рік тому +14

    I have nothing but pure respect for this fellow. This is one of those videos that that helps to rebuild faith in humanity.

  • @erikstam1
    @erikstam1 Рік тому +3

    Did lil homie get the N-prize?

    • @JohnSmith-cg3cv
      @JohnSmith-cg3cv Рік тому

      No. Not yet. I hope he does; anyone who contributes to science and/or mathematics should be rewarded.

    • @krustycrb7182
      @krustycrb7182 Рік тому +1

      He wasn’t “tipped” for ANY prize in anything. He’s made virtually zero contribution to science. This was PR hype to sell mom’s book

  • @mrlit6215
    @mrlit6215 Рік тому +1

    Just because someone has a higher IQ does not mean they are smarter than someone else. Its common to have savants among individuals with autism although they lack alot of other attributes in comparison to individuals like Einstein etc.

  • @wylde678
    @wylde678 Рік тому +4

    Remember to always tip future Nobel Prize winners, at least 20%.

  • @KrosFaiDead
    @KrosFaiDead Рік тому +14

    I hope he’s doing good work out in the world and not being used by the corrupt to take credit for his smarts

    • @arian6565
      @arian6565 Рік тому +3

      he ain't doing shit, he's probably an useless and jobless idiot now

    • @pji1979
      @pji1979 Рік тому

      I'm sure hedge funds would love to use him to destroy retail savings.

    • @novelas3536
      @novelas3536 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@pji1979😂

    • @cortneyrens
      @cortneyrens 8 місяців тому +1

      He’s living in a basement sadly, and battling depression, watch the Natalia dwarf documentary to see how crazy the family is it’s crazy

  • @neonpixel27
    @neonpixel27 6 років тому +14

    But does he watch Rick and Morty?

  • @TheSonic1685
    @TheSonic1685 7 років тому +42

    Better then when the media focuses on Asian kids parents that force them to get an A in maths.

    • @alisean08
      @alisean08 7 років тому +7

      Rads we say the same thing about americans in Japan, this has got to stop 😂 why does everyone think everyones parents are abusing their kids based on race LOL

    • @TheSonic1685
      @TheSonic1685 7 років тому

      I don't think that. Hell I never said anything about abuse wtf? Don't twist my words to say something I didn't say please. I was also jokingly referring to a media story about a kid taking his first modual at A level maths. I don't literally think asians abuse there kids and force them to get a's in maths. Fuck me. Also I'm not american

    • @alisean08
      @alisean08 7 років тому

      I never meant that you did too LOL, just saying how I've lived in both places, and they both just keep dissing on each other like they know their world better than the other xD

    • @TheSonic1685
      @TheSonic1685 7 років тому

      Alright then.

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 6 років тому +4

      Too bad your parents didn't force you to get an A in English grammar.

  • @abbysands9510
    @abbysands9510 Рік тому +29

    Every mother thinks they child is special they even embellish things like how his son was able to create and understand maths that took people years to understand, etc. Some even go on TV, etc and do interviews but at time of interviews no-one knows where the child will end up. Ten years later and no-one has held of this kid, nor has he won a Nobel prize, people should just let their kids being kids instead of parading them around when they do a little math or display some skills.

    • @Alex-yj6eq
      @Alex-yj6eq Рік тому +9

      @@TheGreatFapsbyhe’s saying let the kid be a kid, not saying that he isn’t smart or something. He clearly isn’t jealous, relax dude.

    • @jameswalker366
      @jameswalker366 Рік тому +1

      @@Alex-yj6eq The point is, he can’t just “be a kid.” He’s not built that way. Better to support his alternative path.

    • @jarudu201
      @jarudu201 Рік тому +1

      I don’t think this kid is really interested in doing what kids normally do. I imagine in the mathematics community the word will travel about him. These interviews could fast track that and he could have new opportunities

    • @thelearner9984
      @thelearner9984 Рік тому +3

      @@jarudu201
      I can't agree because since the kid was small, he has been told he is brilliant and is expected to be the next Einstein.
      His mother has paraded him from one TV station to another and even written a book about him stating his brilliance; this creates pressure for the boy because now he is expected by the world to do something extraordinary such as Einstein did by advancing the world, and anything less is not accepted like being another cog in the machine.
      The truth is that "child prodigies" are not born with innate knowledge, but are created by studying all the time. I have read about the so-called "child-prodigies" who had to wake up at 5 am and study till 10 pm with little or no break, not allowed friends because they were deemed a waste of time, thus sacrificing their childhood. Most child prodigies who are all grown up have sworn never to do the same to their children by putting that much pressure on their children.

    • @jameswalker366
      @jameswalker366 Рік тому

      @@epasato You can spin it negatively if you wish. The alternative view is it creates awareness and educates other families in similar situations, whilst also opening up opportunities for her son, who clearly lacks social skills of his own. It’s showing leadership.

  • @sarahbeloved6066
    @sarahbeloved6066 10 років тому +39

    I really hate diagnosis' because professionals can only see what's going on on the surface but they will never know how a person will turn out to be in the future, and furthermore diagnosis' can be wrongly given too! so much of these" he can't do this, he can't do that" will just make the child believe that he can't! Nobody should put a limit to what they see... Because what they think they see may not be what the child may turn out to be!

    • @ShabazzTBL
      @ShabazzTBL 6 років тому +1

      Sarah Davinia Well I think it’s because we don’t know a ton about how autism works. All they can do is go based off what the norm is. They’re not trying to give up on the children(not saying that some don’t become jaded after seeing many poor outcomes) but they’re trying to prepare the parents for what’s possible. That’s necessary. And you make it seem like the doctors tell the kids this stuff.

    • @ShabazzTBL
      @ShabazzTBL 6 років тому

      Sarah Davinia It’s a balance you should be hopeful with the parents and explaining all that can be done to help but at the same time you don’t want to give them false hope.

    • @rosieg6432
      @rosieg6432 6 років тому

      It honestly depends on the professional

    • @sethgeis2537
      @sethgeis2537 5 років тому +4

      I have Aspergers and ADD. Exactly the same stuff that happened to me back in school. I was shut out of having classes that dealt with topics I would have excelled in such as Astronomy due to my IEP. Still wish it was kept a secret so I could have gotten my dream job.

    • @quinncreel6091
      @quinncreel6091 Рік тому

      @@sethgeis2537 It's horrendous what they did to you. So called "professionals". I have nothing but disdain for them.

  • @Pedro-ds3cq
    @Pedro-ds3cq 2 роки тому +2

    We dont know Einstein's IQ

  • @prateeksarin3555
    @prateeksarin3555 Рік тому +3

    Indian Parents : why the hell this doesn’t happen to our kids! 😂😂😂

    • @JohnDoe-bt9qp
      @JohnDoe-bt9qp Рік тому +1

      Do your research, google says that all countries have in average a low-IQ.

  • @SamA-jg8vy
    @SamA-jg8vy Рік тому +19

    This is what happens when parents nurture their childs' interests. The rest of us got scolded for drawing maps with Q-tips. I always love seeing people's abilities getting recognized!

  • @miadodson1938
    @miadodson1938 Рік тому +4

    I told my adoptive mum one day that I should have been a scientist, inventor, dancer, and a poet...she asked "Well, why weren't you?" Because I was too busy being held captive and abused, I replied.
    This boy is lucky to have the opportunities to be able to do what he wants...all parents should be as supportive as this mum is

    • @smithdawn1
      @smithdawn1 10 місяців тому

      Watch The Curious Case of Natalia Grace. Jacobs mother is the worst. He doesn’t even speak to her anymore

    • @peanut_toast999
      @peanut_toast999 9 місяців тому +1

      Comment didn't age well with all that's come out about her now

  • @mimsnshine
    @mimsnshine Рік тому +2

    reversing space time is cool....💝

  • @keithkelsch
    @keithkelsch 11 років тому +14

    No, this kid will not change the world. The same lust for magic and control affects even the most gifted intellects. All of modern physics is currently driven by a rigid twisting of math with no sound epistemology. This kid will be a product of his education and not that of an independent mind. The minute he mentioned the alteration of space and time, it was clear already that he had been pulled into a dark science.

    • @paxhumana2015
      @paxhumana2015 7 років тому +7

      Your comments are like your name, +Shit. You claim that he lacks an independent mind, yet you have not given us proof that you yourself are of an independent mind yourself, let alone even established the proper criteria for what an actual independent mind is anyway. Also, when I speak of an independent mind, I do not talk about what you THINK and FEEL should be an independent mind, but, rather, what IS an ACTUAL independent mind by actually provable concepts that also meets up with a list of properly vetted, verified, and quantifiable criteria. Yes, SOME people that are highly gifted intellects, such as William James Sidel and Alan Turing, CAN and DO turn to dark science and occult/Satanic thought patterns in their lives, as well as twist around mathematics, science, and other things to suit an agenda rather than have a sound system of epistemology in their work and their lives, but to make up an assumptive, presumptive, speculative, and a generalized, stereotypical, and blanket statement of ALL hyper-intelligent people simply because they ARE intelligent while claiming to be intelligent yourself ironically not only proves that you lack intelligence yourself, but that you are also doing the very things that you are falsely accusing others that did not do such things in their own lives in YOUR own life. Please have a cup of shut the fuck up until you can actually learn to back up what you are talking about on here, okay? Thank you.

  • @mcmillanman542
    @mcmillanman542 Рік тому +1

    The title is just so ridiculous in so many different ways.

  • @hollya2604
    @hollya2604 5 років тому +2

    I will show this to the very next soul who DARES call me the R word again

  • @nightowl5475
    @nightowl5475 6 років тому +36

    I understand the mother was telling the history but I think the host of the show should of talked directly to the boy and try to find out the depth of his intellect; not just regurgitating formulas but creativity.

    • @Borrelaas
      @Borrelaas Рік тому +3

      what does "should of" mean? Sorry, english is not my first language

    • @fd3
      @fd3 Рік тому +8

      @@Borrelaas “Should of” is not correct. It is a common mistake in the English language. The correct phrase is “should have (should’ve)”.

    • @ericthered2881
      @ericthered2881 Рік тому +1

      @@Borrelaas It's a widespread alternative to "should have" used by millions of people. Unless you're writing an academic essay, feel free to use it

    • @Czmlol
      @Czmlol Рік тому +4

      It's called poor literacy. And just because millions are wrong doesn't validate its misuse.

    • @ericthered2881
      @ericthered2881 Рік тому +2

      @@Czmlol It absolutely DOES validate it. If it didn't, we'd still be using "thou" as a second person singular. I suggest you read up on natural language change

  • @dylanb2086
    @dylanb2086 Рік тому +1

    So, this is 9 years ago any news on him?

  • @De.V.
    @De.V. Рік тому +23

    Surrounding a child with what they love, is great advice for all children. Beautiful

    • @krustycrb7182
      @krustycrb7182 Рік тому

      Sure, but this is a woman who dumped her disabled adopted daughter like a dog, claiming the child was an adult

    • @jacktorrance9688
      @jacktorrance9688 Рік тому +1

      what if they love boobs?

    • @brissylion7066
      @brissylion7066 Рік тому +1

      @@jacktorrance9688 that’s why we have mums

    • @theblasteffect4499
      @theblasteffect4499 Рік тому +1

      @@brissylion7066 👁️👄👁️

    • @np100
      @np100 Рік тому

      No amount of love can change the way your brain is wired. Don't blame moms like me who have severe autism, not Asperger's Syndrome.

  • @missmistyeyedd
    @missmistyeyedd Рік тому

    My cousin is autistic and has the same level IQ as Einstein. They’re so amazing.

  • @xedn
    @xedn 6 років тому +5

    I used to get in trouble for finishing my school work too fast

  • @strateeg32
    @strateeg32 Рік тому +30

    10 years later and no one heard about this kid.
    So either he was not as smart as they thought or claimed he was.
    Or maybe just maybe talent alone is not enough to revolutionise science. That is why people like Newton, Einstein, Taylor, Gauss were so amazing. They were not just smart.

    • @SmokingJackn
      @SmokingJackn Рік тому +7

      he never finished his Ph.D.

    • @strateeg32
      @strateeg32 Рік тому +3

      @@SmokingJackn he does have publications.

    • @Mntguy-nr9vl
      @Mntguy-nr9vl Рік тому +3

      @@SmokingJackn so we only has a masters from when he was 11?
      Lol
      That's more than most

    • @dgimop
      @dgimop Рік тому +16

      He is currently a theoretical Physicist at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, which is one of the best places in the world to do research on Theoretical Physics. Everyone who works there is brilliant. It takes time to revolutionize anything, let alone Science. He's only 24. If he wants to do something spectacular in Physics, he is at the right place already.

    • @strateeg32
      @strateeg32 Рік тому +4

      @@dgimop first of all you need much more than just intelligence.
      Secondly the intelligence measured by IQ tests is rubbish, the intelligence required to really come up with brilliant stuff goes way beyond.
      Thirdly it is also luck based
      So lets wait and see. Till now he did nothing impressive.
      He had major advantage as he started earlier and yet at age of 24 he is now at same level as other people and behind the really smart ones. (Many people start university at the age of 18 and at 24 start their phd)

  • @MOVIEMANIAx_12
    @MOVIEMANIAx_12 Рік тому +1

    SHELDON COOPER IN REAL LIFE

  • @_sui__
    @_sui__ Рік тому +1

    Lies

  • @xzxedge
    @xzxedge 3 роки тому +2

    Justice for Natalia

  • @Dr.munna89
    @Dr.munna89 3 роки тому +1

    Sounds like Sheldon

  • @dailytrendingnewsandvideos
    @dailytrendingnewsandvideos  11 років тому +23

    AUTISTIC STUDENT HIGHER IQ THAN EINSTEIN
    A teenager who was diagnosed with autism and told he would never be able to read has been tipped as a future Nobel prize winner.
    Jacob Barnett, who was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at two years old, is now studying for a Master's degree in quantum physics.
    Experts say the 14-year-old student from Indiana has an IQ higher than that of Albert Einstein.
    His mother Kristine Barnett, author of The Spark: A Mother's Story of Nurturing Genius, told BBC Breakfast she initially found it hard to get Jacob the right education.

    • @fechmb0749
      @fechmb0749 11 років тому +4

      What wondrous talents and intellectual/artistic gifts lie buried beneath communication and emotional deficits? I think that such devices as brain wave measurement machines and simple to use iPads are allowing intelligence to appear and communicate with the normal world. Imagine, in the near past we would consign such gifted people to sterile mental institutions to be warehoused. Jake Kern John Verdon Gideon Rosenblatt Ted Ewen Tim Utzig Tania Silvado ***** Niamh Brown BJ Bolender Mz Maau Lauren Ashley Peter Edenist *****

    • @NiamhBrown
      @NiamhBrown 11 років тому +2

      Thanks for mentioning e in this post Frank. This is why we started up The Hermitage+ community for "introverts united... at a distance". In the end run our long term plan is to provide services to help enable people to change the world from home. My cousin is severely autistic and has great difficulty in social situations. However if he gets in the car with you he could direct you with his eyes closed like a sat nav. He keeps mental maps and blueprints in his mind. It's quiet incredible.

    • @TedEwen
      @TedEwen 11 років тому +5

      "wondrous talents and intellectual/artistic gifts lie buried beneath communication and emotional deficits" Yup, sums me up pretty well :D

    • @Bozewani
      @Bozewani 6 років тому

      communication deficits? HE SPEAKS 4 LANGUAGES well Guess what I speak three times as many languages 12!

    • @TanTan-ni4mg
      @TanTan-ni4mg 6 років тому

      Anne Lee News Daily lets see where hes at in 10 years, 20 years, and 30.... Remember Einstein worked his entire life to figure out problems and equations so comparing him to a 14 year-old who has Every opportunity to learn and self educate isnt impressive. After all, Albert Einstein had no internet to cheat from..... 10 years from now this kid will still be pretending hes got a gift that doesnt exist just because his mom is dumb and gets impressed easily.

  • @skilifavas4016
    @skilifavas4016 Рік тому +3

    The way she changed subjects without acknowledging anything he said at the end x,D

  • @viewtifuljon8105
    @viewtifuljon8105 Рік тому +1

    Clicked this thinking it was from the Onion. It even started off like it could have been, disappointed.

  • @anaban9633
    @anaban9633 Рік тому +1

    He seems tuned into higher inteligence or sth...i belive that one is available to all of us but unfortunatelly this civilisation is on diferent path of evolution, very limited one. And time and space, that one i like to listen about! Looking forward to listen and learn from his knowledge!

  • @nevenasterikova3335
    @nevenasterikova3335 Рік тому +19

    I fully expect someone not to be able to tie his shoes, but to be able to see the universe in a way no one else does.

  • @lazarusblackwell6988
    @lazarusblackwell6988 Рік тому +1

    Pffft
    My IQ is way bigger than his.

  • @scorpiuswireless1
    @scorpiuswireless1 Рік тому +1

    Einstein said creativity is the true test of intelligence.

  • @bobonaqa
    @bobonaqa Рік тому

    You know what's interesting! I noticed this channel has 339 subscribers with a viral 360k times viewed video. It's the type of video that is random and not original and therefore wouldn't exactly attract subscribers.
    I once uploaded the same time of content (different account) and got about 1000 subscribers off one viral video with 1.2mio views.
    Isn't it fascinating how accurately it extrapolates the stats of this video? 0.09% of views of this video converted into subscriptions. With mine, it was 0.08%, which is extremely close.

  • @wot2343
    @wot2343 Рік тому +3

    Meanwhile my autism gets me social ineptness and disorganized. Best of luck to this guy

  • @smithdawn1
    @smithdawn1 2 роки тому +2

    💙Justice For Natalia Grace Barnett

  • @Trinitas666
    @Trinitas666 Рік тому +11

    A quick Google search tells you that he hasn't yet eclipsed Einstein in the 9 years since this video. It looks like he published 2 articles and was cited 2 times. Also from what I can tell he's been doing a PhD for longer than the usual 3-4 years. I think it's a bit daft to declare every kid that scores highly on an IQ test once the next "Einstein". Modesty is a virtue...

    • @RebeccaStropoli
      @RebeccaStropoli Рік тому +2

      His life hasn't gone that well in the past decade due to extremely difficult family circumstances, which you might want to look up. They are detailed in a new documentary series, The Curious Case of Natalia Grace, in which he is shown living in his father's basement and stating that he has "regressed" in recent years.

    • @cortneyrens
      @cortneyrens 8 місяців тому

      Thank you for pointing that out, so many commenters oblivious to how toxic the mom is/was, the Natalia case exposed how crazy the family (and Natalia had issues too) is

  • @Forrestwilliam
    @Forrestwilliam 11 років тому +9

    It's sad this video has just 19 views. This kid can change the world

  • @Vugen18
    @Vugen18 Рік тому

    i like how ppl who are dumb tell smart ppl they are dumb because they cant see what they are seeing. Wonder how many genius we have dumbed down over the course of history

  • @djphilipj
    @djphilipj Рік тому +1

    I thought this was an onion segment

  • @tuckerlindsey7378
    @tuckerlindsey7378 11 місяців тому +2

    dude looks like a nerd

  • @gil658
    @gil658 10 років тому +9

    See. Brain is mathematics.

  • @osip7315
    @osip7315 Рік тому

    its the mother that is really smart

  • @GabrielBacon
    @GabrielBacon Рік тому +7

    Nice to see a mom who speaks accurately. “Doctors said he would **PROBABLY** never tie his own shoes”
    Every other mom has selective hearing “THEY SAID HE’D NEVER READ!!”

    • @irenehartlmayr8369
      @irenehartlmayr8369 Рік тому

      Just shows how stupid some doctors are !!

    • @krustycrb7182
      @krustycrb7182 Рік тому +1

      I don’t believe Drs told her anything like that at all. But this certainly appealed to people and helped her make a lot of $$

    • @Ana_crusis
      @Ana_crusis Рік тому

      but that all depends on what they actually said which, as we were not present, we don't know.

    • @Ana_crusis
      @Ana_crusis Рік тому

      @@krustycrb7182 that is an unnecessarily nasty, stupid little comment

    • @krustycrb7182
      @krustycrb7182 Рік тому

      @@Ana_crusis You clearly don’t know much about this at all

  • @seanoregan998
    @seanoregan998 Рік тому

    Beautiful story. God bless him.

  • @بالجيريان
    @بالجيريان Рік тому +6

    “so you’re just smarter than all of us? By just being smarter? Than all of us? And so you managed to know you’re smarter than all of us?”

  • @sspctm
    @sspctm Рік тому +1

    Bro the way he giggled about the Q-tips. This dude knew he was causing trouble 😂

  • @savinabatres2836
    @savinabatres2836 8 років тому +16

    Hey I have autism too

    • @hakancevikel4474
      @hakancevikel4474 8 років тому +3

      Are you genius too?

    • @michaelharrison6521
      @michaelharrison6521 7 років тому

      Savina Batres no you dont

    • @artyom2801
      @artyom2801 6 років тому +5

      Savina Batres Autism doesn't always mean a high IQ, it's only for people with Asperger's Syndrome if i'm correct. Fun fact, I was diagnosed with it because of a hilarious reason. Here's an approximation of the dialog.
      Psychiatrist: Ok, your son doesn't have anything. Me: Wait... isn't the pencil supposed to be placed back where it was? Psychiatrist: AHA, got you! I'm serious, that's how I was diagnosed. Later on my life I would isolate myself and even make some guesses based on my current understandings. When people think of autism, they think it's basically a fancy way of saying "retardation", even schools are guilty of this practice! That's right! The source of information and education is also a source of disinformation! If you know your child has autism with high IQ, I recommend you not tagging them as one but helping them with their short comings.

    • @hellooldfriend3223
      @hellooldfriend3223 5 років тому

      Michael Harrison hey you cannot say what someone has or dose not have when you dont know them

    • @edwardscissorhands2910
      @edwardscissorhands2910 5 років тому

      Me too

  • @fisicacommusica-professorb4541
    @fisicacommusica-professorb4541 6 років тому +1

    I have this syndrome,Help me,advertise my vídeos

  • @tbones2583
    @tbones2583 6 місяців тому

    Should have gotten the part in Young Sheldon...