Tweet
Thoughts? He's 14.
-
-
is he smarter than the other genius who works as a bouncer in a bar somewhere? -
He is not trying to disprove big bang theory, he's just wondering where carbon comes from.Comment
-
i'm telling sheldonComment
-
That's my conclusion. Some 14 year olds wonder if they might be the return of Jesus, some wonder whether or not they can disprove well established scientific theories.Originally posted by Lovci View Post
The only cure is to no longer be 14.Comment
-
Comment
-
Which is his basis that the theory may be incorrect. I'm no genius on this or him, so I may be wrong.Originally posted by sapak View Post
I think people misunderstand when he is saying he wants to disprove something, because what he means by saying he wants to disprove something, is that he want's to take away all possibilities that it could be false, and in turn proving the theory.Originally posted by squealpiggy View PostComment
-
Great, another savant hypejob paraded on national television.
Let us know when he has actually done something practical:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/bruceupb...cer-treatment/Comment
-
His work as a ten year old is supposed to win him a noble someday. He's also in line to get a paid research position. I know what you are saying but I think this kid is actually doing something productive with his intelligence. Not just rememberinh numbers, painting or playing piano.Originally posted by Cupocity303 View PostComment
-
Says who? Some professor? Besides the "Nobel" prize is overrated anyway.Originally posted by Lovci View PostComment
Comment