re: 14 year old graduates from TCU

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Posted by phutureisyic online on 5/15/17 at 7:49 am to hsfolk He'll become the new cast member of The Big Bang Theory. They are lacking an asian.

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He's black .
Culture man. Culture!

When I was 14, I was worried about pussy. This kid was on a college campus at 14. He should've been whacking it so much, he couldn't have gone to class

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Asians have the best of both worlds - they are slightly more smart and successful than whites plus they don't have to deal with SJWs and they aren't flooding their homelands with inferior cultures and people.

Asians will rule the world in 100 years.

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What does that have to do with a thread about a black kid graduating TCU?

a young obama.

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What does that have to do with a thread about a black kid graduating TCU?

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Dad might be Asian now that I think about it.

ETA: Nevermind. Dad's name is Andre.

His last name is "You", so people will assume he's Asian.

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These people, while successful in life, almost never end up serving major contributions to humanity; at least not a statistically higher rate.

I'd venture to say that a much larger portion of the population could have done this, but most chose to live a more normal life. I know my entire high school career could've been compressed into one summer, but I was awkward enough as a 17 year old attending college, and can't even imagine if I'd been 14 or younger. Giving up all "normal" pre-adult life for what amounts to only a seven year jump on everyone else? Not worth it in my opinion.

Much of college isn't about learning, it is about networking and developing social skills. How much of either you think this kid did? Remember how Ted Kaczynski did?

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At 14?

No, even for most gifted people, that would have been out of this world. I don't think I knew anyone at Notre Dame (and I was a science major) who could have done that, and that includes some incredibly gifted people who have taken part in some society-changing innovation recently.

That is otherworldly talented, and I don't think the kid should be held back in our industrial-era education system for arbitrary reasons. If at 18 or 19, maybe, but 14? That is entering a level of intellectual firepower basically no one has outside of a 5 sigma deviation.

Whether or not he does wonderfully meaningful things for mankind depends on whether he is good at learning subjects somebody else has figured out or if he is really creative when he gets to the edge of knowledge.

Nobody knows which that is yet.

You'll know in 30 years if his bio still leads off with "graduated at 14".

Good luck to him, the world needs all the help it can get.

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