Girls can't be smar-ACK
>>17043570chuds btfo
>>17043570>little Epsteinyuck
bell curve distribution is different between men and women
>>17043570Einstein became Einstein for results.
>>17043570>Little EinsteinKiss of death for her ability to accomplish anything in life.
>>17043607Not everyone's terry tao
>>17043580I thought Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski was the new Einstein. She is silent recently.
>>17043570>15 year old girl with a PhDbiologically impossiblethat's gotta be a feminine looking boy
a. let's check in on her in 20 years (my guess? she's a middling nobody by then) and b. surest sign of a low iq or midwit is the inability to understand the existence of outliers
>>17043570In general: girls (biological women 18+) have the best brains, and give the best brains; and are simply much more interesting to talk to than boys (biological men 18+) who are, in general, undersexed, cumbrained idiots.
>>17043570>Laurent SimonsLooks like a boy to me, unless he’s transitioned.
>>17043673Transitioning doesn't change whether you're a boy or not; it prepends the antibullying spell "trans" to whether you're a boy or not.
>hey guys i am young and super smart >i did an european bachelors and masters in a time that shouldn't be possible>it shouldn't be possible because the amount of stuff i've had to study and the exams i had to write can't be squeezed into the time frame i used to graduate >but my parents are rich so hey>i am young and super smart and richLaurent is smart, indeed, but his parents are rich and bought his degrees. His former university even blocked him from graduating too soon for a reason, and he switched for a reason Money still reigns supreme
>>17043570What has to go down in someone's life for this to happen? What allowed them to bypass the k-12 education system and enter university, let alone graduate with a PhD, by the time they should be in their freshman year of high school?Did they homeschool and just speedrun their way through the necessary credits?How did they obtain the necessary credits to enter a master's program after getting to university? These "child prodigy" stories always reek of shit. And not for any reasons related to how smart the kids may or may not be.
>>17043641Kill yourself
>>17043597But how big is her penis?
>>17043570What happened to all these child prodigies? I only hear about them graduating and then they just disappear.
>>17043835They have a crisis for missing out on teen fun and love and turn regress and turn to drugs and hippie lifestyles
>>17043835Stephen Wolfram is the only one I've heard of that became something in his adult life. The rest either regress to the mean or freak out like >>17043854 wrote.
>>17043570Can't wait paying her 20$ then she 18.All the "little Einstein" grow up fucked up. good for business, so I'm cool with that.
>>17043835I was a child prodigy. I dropped out of college
>>17043835The attention and validation threshold set up by media by being presented as prodigies, destroys them, after they have to return being nobodies whose relevance is tied to results.Women most affected.
>>17043570Would have been legitimately more fulfilled studying Dr Sseus.
>>17043664g8b8m8
>>17043597That's fucking awesome. I wish we had more people in STEM like her. Also, forever greatful to Alexandra Elbakyan for the existence of SciHub
>>17043570Gifted a free phd and she will contribute nothing lol.
>>17043822>>17043963
>>17043728Typically it has absolutely nothing to do with the kid being smart, but it starts with them figuring out the kid is bright enough to repeat what they tell itIn fact what's happening is the parents being too fucking lazy to bring their kid to school events for twelve years straight so they try to skip the entire curriculum: k-12 gets skipped with a few comprehensive exams, college is one SAT prep away assuming you're going to one that still cares what that number isThe end result is a kid who didn't get to be one dumped out into the real world with a pair of overbearing parents who have their entire life planned out for them
