Yeah, if they do go to college, they'll need guardians with them. Making friends with older children, way older, and adults is bad. They are still children. If you have someone this gifted, tutors are a better option than school, especially our schools. Some of the elite schools are good for achievements and offer scholarships, but there are serious social issues there. Meanwhile, I got to be CrazyCretin. I am deserving of nothing, let me praise my masters, the many. I can do self-paced classes one at a time.
Bruh, some kids are more mature than teens. There was a 12 year old teaching college physics. But I can see people trying to take advantage of kids for sure, although a genius will probably be much more equipped to handle such situations, much more than you give them credit for. In middle school, at 13, I created my first company while everybody else was out drinking or having sex for the first time. I sold it for a large sum of money. Then enlisted into the military, and now am at university for physics. At 4 years old, I clearly remember wanting to build the first hotel in space. Thats still a goal of mine. The only downside of me excelling intelectually compared to the avg kid in my school was that I did not get to socialize or understand social behavior until later in life, late teens but I think ive caught up now in my early 20s.
@@LivingDead53 tbh, it was or is a huge detriment. By late teens I meant 19 and 20 years of age. That was just 2 years ago for me. I'm still very uncomfortable in social situations. You have a point at least in my case it is proven true. Everyone I know from my exhool that I graduated with already has kids or got married with kids on the way. Young intellectuals have a bit harder time socializing for sure. I may not have an iq of 200 but young success definitely took a tole on my social skills.
@@nickgerr1991 I don't know you personally, but what kind of schools and classes did you take? I was in special education, so my coffin was nailed down young. Everyone wanted the gifted and smart kids. I was in their way. One of my friends or ex-friends or whatever, was extremely gifted, and she received her HS diploma and associate at the same time at a technical school. We mostly exercised with each other. Now she works as a surveyor. So much for inventing time travel and landing on Mars. I must suffer for my sins and work at McDonalds, which I have worked there. I deserve so little. It's a pleb that listens to the mating songs while the genius shows us where we belong. So am I going to dig six feet under? I wanted to be cremated because I think graveyards take up so much space and create disease. How's Corey Johnson doing?
@@LivingDead53 in highschool I was in all the regular classes. Some teachers talked about having me skip grades but noted that that would further deter me from learning how to socialize. I loved to go to the library with my mother and learn higher levels maths. Since then, I joined the military and spent years in physical recovery. So much for being ahead. I'm years behind my peers who've graduated at least undergrad by now
انا اتكلام عشرة وحدة لغت 我说十一语 i can speak eleven languages Je me parle once langue я зеию одиисть языков Yo puedo a hablar once lenguas Ek kan praat elfde taale Ndiyankhulo chiyankhulo chikumi chimodzi Ndiakhukuma olwimi olushimi olunye Ndiyakhuluma olwimi olushimi olunye Eu falo once lenguas i written 9 books and won teh state of Nj in geography got my masters in international human rights laqw at university of new south wales in Australia and work at teh ICC
His parents deserve a commendation. They are raising this exceptional boy as a normal child which he is in so many ways. I see a very happy teenager. Nothing about bullying or favouritism.And their decision not to send him to university as a young teen is the right one.
Nice feel good story however he did not submit this "paper" for peer review scrutiny, also the false hope to cancer patients. Honestly something does not sit right the kid seems more like a self promoter than a scientist. His claims are highly exaggerated and not yet proven.
How do you know? Besides the way he sounds, how the hell do you know exactly? Or is this a case and point of "He sounds funny and he's smart so he must like dick"?
@@MsPinkCrusader Enjoying sports, travelling, falling in love, having a good group of friends, enjoying the beauty of life. Not saying that being academically gifted you won’t experience all that but if thats your life purpose, it will become apparent life is not all about academia.
if your dreams are not scary you're not dreaming enough Ellen Johnson Sirleaf nobel prize winner
I think it's because he is a boy and a genius. The mom will not get jealous and can support.
Love it! You can see his happiness, that tells us something good was done at home.
Yeah, if they do go to college, they'll need guardians with them. Making friends with older children, way older, and adults is bad. They are still children. If you have someone this gifted, tutors are a better option than school, especially our schools. Some of the elite schools are good for achievements and offer scholarships, but there are serious social issues there. Meanwhile, I got to be CrazyCretin. I am deserving of nothing, let me praise my masters, the many. I can do self-paced classes one at a time.
Bruh, some kids are more mature than teens. There was a 12 year old teaching college physics. But I can see people trying to take advantage of kids for sure, although a genius will probably be much more equipped to handle such situations, much more than you give them credit for. In middle school, at 13, I created my first company while everybody else was out drinking or having sex for the first time. I sold it for a large sum of money. Then enlisted into the military, and now am at university for physics. At 4 years old, I clearly remember wanting to build the first hotel in space. Thats still a goal of mine. The only downside of me excelling intelectually compared to the avg kid in my school was that I did not get to socialize or understand social behavior until later in life, late teens but I think ive caught up now in my early 20s.
@@nickgerr1991 I used to think that, too. Kids mimic their parents' behavior, I suppose. You will see that they are still children.
@@LivingDead53 tbh, it was or is a huge detriment. By late teens I meant 19 and 20 years of age. That was just 2 years ago for me. I'm still very uncomfortable in social situations. You have a point at least in my case it is proven true.
Everyone I know from my exhool that I graduated with already has kids or got married with kids on the way. Young intellectuals have a bit harder time socializing for sure. I may not have an iq of 200 but young success definitely took a tole on my social skills.
@@nickgerr1991 I don't know you personally, but what kind of schools and classes did you take? I was in special education, so my coffin was nailed down young. Everyone wanted the gifted and smart kids. I was in their way. One of my friends or ex-friends or whatever, was extremely gifted, and she received her HS diploma and associate at the same time at a technical school. We mostly exercised with each other. Now she works as a surveyor. So much for inventing time travel and landing on Mars. I must suffer for my sins and work at McDonalds, which I have worked there. I deserve so little. It's a pleb that listens to the mating songs while the genius shows us where we belong. So am I going to dig six feet under? I wanted to be cremated because I think graveyards take up so much space and create disease. How's Corey Johnson doing?
@@LivingDead53 in highschool I was in all the regular classes. Some teachers talked about having me skip grades but noted that that would further deter me from learning how to socialize. I loved to go to the library with my mother and learn higher levels maths.
Since then, I joined the military and spent years in physical recovery. So much for being ahead. I'm years behind my peers who've graduated at least undergrad by now
Why ask to the old man, the kid is right there.
gifted child is awesome
0:10 he wears gloves but no googles O-o
you grab em' in a sturdy spot and you lift ...
انا اتكلام عشرة وحدة لغت 我说十一语 i can speak eleven languages Je me parle once langue я зеию одиисть языков Yo puedo a hablar once lenguas Ek kan praat elfde taale Ndiyankhulo chiyankhulo chikumi chimodzi Ndiakhukuma olwimi olushimi olunye Ndiyakhuluma olwimi olushimi olunye Eu falo once lenguas i written 9 books and won teh state of Nj in geography got my masters in international human rights laqw at university of new south wales in Australia and work at teh ICC
哇好多语言可说呀！ 奥利给
My home aint normal
His parents deserve a commendation. They are raising this exceptional boy as a normal child which he is in so many ways. I see a very happy teenager. Nothing about bullying or favouritism.And their decision not to send him to university as a young teen is the right one.
Smart parents great kid.Would like to know ho are the parents their education, profession etc.
Try watching the video....
It tells you… Dad is a civil engineer and Mum is a nurse.
They literally state their profession at 1:51
You couldn’t hold on for two mins out of a less than 6 min video?! Lol
Virgin forever!
I thought dinosaurs were extinct.....?
God bless him.
Nice feel good story however he did not submit this "paper" for peer review scrutiny, also the false hope to cancer patients. Honestly something does not sit right the kid seems more like a self promoter than a scientist. His claims are highly exaggerated and not yet proven.
please help me. My professor give me a report and my report was if gifted child has a prevention or cure.
It hasn't. It isn't a disease, although It is a real neurological condition
the right word is gay
Really? Get the fuck out.
How do you know? Besides the way he sounds, how the hell do you know exactly? Or is this a case and point of "He sounds funny and he's smart so he must like dick"?
Citation please?
Call me names all you like, you make the claim you show the citation.
+vorkev1 lmao ur so low, y r u watching these videos
WHATEVER
They didn't neglect or Dumb him down
Where is Jack now?
Thanks!
Good for him
The trade off? Never living life
Whay life should be? Binge drinking with friends? Backstabbing each other? Vaping? Tiktok?
@@MsPinkCrusader Enjoying sports, travelling, falling in love, having a good group of friends, enjoying the beauty of life. Not saying that being academically gifted you won’t experience all that but if thats your life purpose, it will become apparent life is not all about academia.
This right here is the anti intellectual crap that gifted kids have to deal with every day...