Ridiculous how so many people here are predicting with confidence that Nat will have bad experiences later in life or saying that you wouldn't want your child to be like him. It's unthinking and ignorant to make such comments when he's a kid and could be reading these! If you've been around smart yet humble and grounded people like Nat you will KNOW that he is likely to make very meaningful connections down the road because he's waiting for people to catch up to his level. Go Nat!
That's cause he is being put up to task which make him skip his childhood. Human development is supposed to be in chronological stages. We don't jump from stage 1 to stage 99 right away
@@___Anakin.Skywalker you assume he skipped his childhood. Did they say so in this video? He even went to USS to relax! Also, if someone is a genius, why do they need to slow down to follow the chronological stages of an average person?
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
Nat seems like a wholesome kid. Idk why some people here have to give backhanded remarks. I understand the concern with gifted children and how they end up in a burnt out mess due to them missing out on their youth. All this is part of the aftermath of having exponential growth at such a young age. However, he is still a very young boy. Sure he’s incredibly gifted I mean wow who would imagine a 12 year old doing a degree?? While Nat lacks the company of peers/social interaction, he does not seem totally clueless towards the outside world as he interacts with people outside of his family. Adding on, he seems to be open to feedback as he mentioned that he is open to seeking advice on how to make friends. This reflects his level of self awareness and I believe he will be able to make friends in the future :)
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
@@gamedeveloper9098, "You can satisfy some of the people all the time and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot satisfy all of the people all the time” - P.T. Barnum (circus developer)
Kudos to Nat's parents. He's such a special kid. They've given Nat the best education/ exposure (eg, finding him a music teacher, creating youtube videos), not limiting his abilities/creativity. 🤗🤗🤗
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
wow that is a rly cool clockk tho and Nathanael is such a good kid. The first thing he did when he got his results was to thank his dad. im so toucheddd
Hi Nat, I am a kind like you. I am 10 years old, and homeschool. I also study A level math now, but my favourite subject is computer science. I've just done A level CS , now I am still waiting for the result. I also don't have a real friend at the same age. I wish we can be friends. But I don't really like music 😊. I also have a TH-cam channel "Danny's computers and electronics". Nice to know you.
Nat! I believe that you are very sociable seeing the way you communicate. One thing I can say is, during events or occasions where there are many people, you could try finding people with the same vibe and start a simple conversation by bringing up something that you and the other person could relate to. For example, when it is raining and very humid you could start with an "it's a very humid day isn't it?" and if they respond continue on with the conversation. Try to find a common point to the point where you are chatting comfortably with others, that's how I met and made friends with my current friends. Hope it helps
Nat - you are awesome and so inspiring. Friendship takes time. With your personality I am sure they will come. What is important is not quantity but quality of friends. Good luck with your exams and degrees as well as search for good friends.
Yes. I agree with you. Do many adults here have huge groups of close friends or just a few? So sometimes it's strange that society imposes there is a need for large group of friends in order to socialise well 🤣 So sometimes it's important to develop great friendships slowly over time. This is how I think.
@@NathanaelKoh i think it depends on the personality. As an introvert myself, i dont enjoy loud and meeting with many people, and it drains me just to keep up, text them and keep the relationship running. I have only a few friends, but we got each others backs. Good luck with your music! 😆 Love your arrangement.
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
Hello Nathanael, some suggestions here! Perhaps you may volunteer in various roles such as being a teacher volunteer to children from disadvantaged backgrounds as a way to improve your social skills and to share your knowledge as well! Wish you all the best in your future endeavours!
Hi. Yes. I am currently volunteering and teaching the lower ability students in music theory. It's with the organisation Beautiful Minds. It is really an enriching experience and I am trying my best to help them as much as I can. I believe that knowledge is not meant to be kept but shared with others for good.
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
i'm struck by how self-aware nathanael is (18:43) - but yes nathanael, work on your social skills! talk to people; ask questions about them, etc. you might find dale carneige's how to win friends and influence people useful; a ton of good tips for interacting with others and making friends. there might also be communities you could participate and socialise in (e.g. MENSA?).
when u realise u have the same name as the guy there, having similar experiences as well I'm also Nathanael, I'm kind of a genius and have kinda bad social skills
@@bruhbro1181 i used to be quite similar when i was younger as well - very intelligent, awful social skills. but it's called skills for a reason: like all skills, it can be learnt, and has to be put into practice! the more you interact with others/put your skills to use, the better you get at it.
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
Such interesting personalities. Great job Cna. If Nat is reading this, maybe he could think about learning a sport, be it football, rugby, tennis or squash, all these will give him a chance to get to know other kids of his age, thus improving his social skills. have some fun and companionship 😊
Hi. Thank you. I do have some sports and do get out and play. But due to the limited duration of the documentary many parts were excluded. Join me on my TH-cam or Insta to see my 2 hrs weekly swim and interaction with many others.
I bet hundreds if not thousands of us would like to be friends with you, to help you improve your social skills Nat! Or just be friends! Our only worry is that we might not be able to keep up with you on topics like maths and music although I am a fan of blues and jazz! You might just get bored of us very quickly! 😅 Well done super teens!
if my parents were this rich and could provide their child with private property big houses, so many books, private tutors and homeschooling, i would be much smarter, my siblings too... this is why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, it's undeniable. he has privileges many of us don't, and yet he will still be rich whne he grows up bc he is smarter than so many of us as he has so many resources. poverty cycle is so messed up, and the rich are so oblivious to the struggles of middle to lower class citizens
aw nat seems like such a sweet kid !! maybe you can connect with communities of other homeschooled children and build social skills talking to them :-)
If Nat ever sees this, my advice to you is that it is nice to have friends your age but it's not important if you don't have any yet. Kids will take some time to grow up. When you're older they'll start to make good friends and you'll eventually find yourself with too many friends. In the meantime, read books and watch movies or dramas. You can learn surprisingly a lot from the ways characters and relationships develop along the storyline.
@@NathanaelKoh Your genius intellect is impressive but it is your humility, awareness and gratefulness that is truly amazing for someone your age. It is something that even adults should aspire to acheive, I wish you all the best!
@@tazzzaaah Thank you for your comment. I am still learning to improve myself and hope that my gifts can help someone in their learning journey, or my music can make someone's day!
@@NathanaelKoh Don't ever dumb down, pursue knowledge at any and all costs. Just make sure to watch your health (especially eyesight). Try not to limit yourself to Singapore's borders. Suggest that you focus less on language (non-english) and arts. Always remember to keep asking why. You will understand the truth when you're not allowed to ask the questions. Where do you see yourself in 12 years? Another Singaporean? Another average human being? Or a pioneer in the next advancement of human civilisation?
@@NathanaelKoh It's 'advice' not 'advise'. The former is a noun, the latter a verb. Well, I guess no one is perfect. 😅 On a more serious note, as a former Maths tutor, I must admit I'm really impressed. 🤗
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
I use a calculator for even 1+1. I envy and feel sorry for him at the same time. Especially when he had to bend over and squint at math formulas; the math whiz's eyes will basically be shot by the time he is in his 20s. I understand he enjoys the challenge but for me, the academic years were tears, lots of head scratching and sleepless nights. I swore that I will never return to school unless it's for short
This is not true. He's no sheldon cooper. He is bright in character and well-spoken. Most importantly he is willing to reach out to people. He may be too smart for people his age now but they will eventually catch up.
It's really cool to see very intelligent young people. Unfortunately usually those talents are being wasted. Someone who was very smart in school became later a mailman, just because he didn't know what to do, but usually most of the time they become professors. I just would like them to become the next Elon Musk, changing the world for the better. It's great they get a lot of help from either the schools or from their parents. But imagine what could be possible, if they would also discuss numerous issues the world has and to ask them how they would fix it.
Did you know he was banned from taking Singapore O and A levels as he wss too young. This was in his earloer artivles. So don't sour grapes when you do not know
Let’s do a follow up on him in 20 years. History shows that all these genius kids ended up working very normal jobs. So why waste the precious years of youth to become a human calculator and still end up more or less the same as some other kid who just spent their youth doing youth things (fun, chasing girls, parties, outdoor stuff.)
There are some abilities you may lose as you grow older if you don't pursue them. Sometimes it is better to pursue what you like and not regret wasting your talent or time. After all, you're not going to spend time learning math again while you're working. So if he wants to learn math and music at that age to the best of his abilities, why not? Either way, as long as he is doing what he likes the most at the moment, I don't think it is a waste.
Chasing girls, parties, seems fun to you, but they might find it meaningless or waste of time just like how u view their interest and passion. Some genius I saw put themselves into a greater use for the society to make the place better. I rather hope the best for them in this.
Like @starshine said, 'youth things' to normal people like you (and I) could be completely unsatisfying to brilliant people like Nat. Nothing wrong with him ending up in a normal job in 20 years' time. It seems like he's having fun pursuing academics and even if he doesn't continue down this path the journey itself would be valuable.
cultivating the wrong thing for this young boy. social skills are so much more important, no matter how smart is he. if he lacks social skills and ability to communicate nobody will care, employers will choose charm over cleverness
kids like him have low social skills, awkward in social setting. I rather my kid be creative and have great social skills. And i want my kid to enjoy being dumb during his/her childhood and not studying all the time. As parent, we give guidance, but not dictating a regime. he is born smart, good for him, but it'd not be something i wish upon my kids. Turns out my kids are now studying in UCLA and UC Berkeley, not too bad for parents like me who just nudge my kids once in a while. But my kids party too much nowadays, and who knows what they r smoking lol..i dont really care.. Let young adult do young adult things, let them make mistakes (as long as not grave mistakes lol)
I mean if everyone in singapore who's parents are wealthy & able to afford A LEVELS tutors as well as music teachers, their child could also be as smart as him
uh.. defo no lol. He's just academically gifted. Even jc students who are given a 2 year span to learn the subject and also receive tuition, struggle with further maths. He's just built different.
What's the point of memorizing tons of cards? Academic success doesn't mean that you will be successful in life. Most people have the dogma of getting a college degree will get you a secured job. You work hard for the government, and the government owes you a raise and healthcare benefits. And at the end...
@@Brandon-si8dl bet he wouldn't amount to anything when he grows up cause somewhere along the way he's gonna fcuk up due to lack of interpersonal and social skills.
Ridiculous how so many people here are predicting with confidence that Nat will have bad experiences later in life or saying that you wouldn't want your child to be like him. It's unthinking and ignorant to make such comments when he's a kid and could be reading these! If you've been around smart yet humble and grounded people like Nat you will KNOW that he is likely to make very meaningful connections down the road because he's waiting for people to catch up to his level. Go Nat!
That's cause he is being put up to task which make him skip his childhood. Human development is supposed to be in chronological stages. We don't jump from stage 1 to stage 99 right away
@@___Anakin.Skywalker you assume he skipped his childhood. Did they say so in this video? He even went to USS to relax! Also, if someone is a genius, why do they need to slow down to follow the chronological stages of an average person?
as long as he loves what he studies, we praise and cheer him on..
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
some people just speak from experience.
Nat seems like a wholesome kid. Idk why some people here have to give backhanded remarks. I understand the concern with gifted children and how they end up in a burnt out mess due to them missing out on their youth. All this is part of the aftermath of having exponential growth at such a young age. However, he is still a very young boy. Sure he’s incredibly gifted I mean wow who would imagine a 12 year old doing a degree?? While Nat lacks the company of peers/social interaction, he does not seem totally clueless towards the outside world as he interacts with people outside of his family. Adding on, he seems to be open to feedback as he mentioned that he is open to seeking advice on how to make friends. This reflects his level of self awareness and I believe he will be able to make friends in the future :)
and if his peers don't know how to be friends with him, it's ok for him to hang out with slightly older peers.. no harm in that
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
@@gamedeveloper9098, "You can satisfy some of the people all the time and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot satisfy all of the people all the time” - P.T. Barnum (circus developer)
Kudos to Nat's parents. He's such a special kid. They've given Nat the best education/ exposure (eg, finding him a music teacher, creating youtube videos), not limiting his abilities/creativity. 🤗🤗🤗
I have known Nat and mentored him since summer last year. I am happy that he is now able to show his talent to the world!
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
wow that is a rly cool clockk tho and Nathanael is such a good kid. The first thing he did when he got his results was to thank his dad. im so toucheddd
Hi Nat, I am a kind like you. I am 10 years old, and homeschool. I also study A level math now, but my favourite subject is computer science. I've just done A level CS , now I am still waiting for the result. I also don't have a real friend at the same age. I wish we can be friends. But I don't really like music 😊. I also have a TH-cam channel "Danny's computers and electronics".
Nice to know you.
Amazing to see a lot of these teen kids strive beyond their peers!
Bro is literally speed running life right now. Music+Education holy crap☠
Nat! I believe that you are very sociable seeing the way you communicate. One thing I can say is, during events or occasions where there are many people, you could try finding people with the same vibe and start a simple conversation by bringing up something that you and the other person could relate to. For example, when it is raining and very humid you could start with an "it's a very humid day isn't it?" and if they respond continue on with the conversation. Try to find a common point to the point where you are chatting comfortably with others, that's how I met and made friends with my current friends. Hope it helps
Nat - you are awesome and so inspiring. Friendship takes time. With your personality I am sure they will come. What is important is not quantity but quality of friends. Good luck with your exams and degrees as well as search for good friends.
Yes. I agree with you. Do many adults here have huge groups of close friends or just a few? So sometimes it's strange that society imposes there is a need for large group of friends in order to socialise well 🤣
So sometimes it's important to develop great friendships slowly over time. This is how I think.
@@NathanaelKoh i think it depends on the personality. As an introvert myself, i dont enjoy loud and meeting with many people, and it drains me just to keep up, text them and keep the relationship running. I have only a few friends, but we got each others backs. Good luck with your music! 😆 Love your arrangement.
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
I think all these super teens should hang out together 😂
I feel like the trick about prodigys is just finding something you're extremely passionate about
Hello Nathanael, some suggestions here! Perhaps you may volunteer in various roles such as being a teacher volunteer to children from disadvantaged backgrounds as a way to improve your social skills and to share your knowledge as well! Wish you all the best in your future endeavours!
Hi. Yes. I am currently volunteering and teaching the lower ability students in music theory. It's with the organisation Beautiful Minds.
It is really an enriching experience and I am trying my best to help them as much as I can.
I believe that knowledge is not meant to be kept but shared with others for good.
Can you stand it Nathanael?
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
That's for losers like you
@@gamedeveloper9098this called Asian for you.
i'm struck by how self-aware nathanael is (18:43) - but yes nathanael, work on your social skills! talk to people; ask questions about them, etc. you might find dale carneige's how to win friends and influence people useful; a ton of good tips for interacting with others and making friends. there might also be communities you could participate and socialise in (e.g. MENSA?).
when u realise u have the same name as the guy there, having similar experiences as well
I'm also Nathanael, I'm kind of a genius and have kinda bad social skills
@@bruhbro1181 i used to be quite similar when i was younger as well - very intelligent, awful social skills. but it's called skills for a reason: like all skills, it can be learnt, and has to be put into practice! the more you interact with others/put your skills to use, the better you get at it.
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
Such interesting personalities. Great job Cna. If Nat is reading this, maybe he could think about learning a sport, be it football, rugby, tennis or squash, all these will give him a chance to get to know other kids of his age, thus improving his social skills. have some fun and companionship 😊
Hi. Thank you. I do have some sports and do get out and play. But due to the limited duration of the documentary many parts were excluded. Join me on my TH-cam or Insta to see my 2 hrs weekly swim and interaction with many others.
I bet hundreds if not thousands of us would like to be friends with you, to help you improve your social skills Nat! Or just be friends! Our only worry is that we might not be able to keep up with you on topics like maths and music although I am a fan of blues and jazz! You might just get bored of us very quickly! 😅
Well done super teens!
Thank you for the kind comments!
I hope to catch up with you at one of the blues and jazz concerts. If you do see me, please say hi! 😀
Very wholesome child Nat. Continue to shine. Would be happy to help you on social skills! :)
if my parents were this rich and could provide their child with private property big houses, so many books, private tutors and homeschooling, i would be much smarter, my siblings too... this is why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, it's undeniable. he has privileges many of us don't, and yet he will still be rich whne he grows up bc he is smarter than so many of us as he has so many resources. poverty cycle is so messed up, and the rich are so oblivious to the struggles of middle to lower class citizens
aw nat seems like such a sweet kid !! maybe you can connect with communities of other homeschooled children and build social skills talking to them :-)
If Nat ever sees this, my advice to you is that it is nice to have friends your age but it's not important if you don't have any yet. Kids will take some time to grow up. When you're older they'll start to make good friends and you'll eventually find yourself with too many friends. In the meantime, read books and watch movies or dramas. You can learn surprisingly a lot from the ways characters and relationships develop along the storyline.
Thank you for your advice! I will remember it and learn to make meaningful relationships along the way.
@@NathanaelKoh Your genius intellect is impressive but it is your humility, awareness and gratefulness that is truly amazing for someone your age. It is something that even adults should aspire to acheive, I wish you all the best!
@@tazzzaaah Thank you for your comment. I am still learning to improve myself and hope that my gifts can help someone in their learning journey, or my music can make someone's day!
@@NathanaelKoh Don't ever dumb down, pursue knowledge at any and all costs. Just make sure to watch your health (especially eyesight). Try not to limit yourself to Singapore's borders. Suggest that you focus less on language (non-english) and arts.
Always remember to keep asking why.
You will understand the truth when you're not allowed to ask the questions.
Where do you see yourself in 12 years? Another Singaporean? Another average human being? Or a pioneer in the next advancement of human civilisation?
@@NathanaelKoh It's 'advice' not 'advise'. The former is a noun, the latter a verb. Well, I guess no one is perfect. 😅
On a more serious note, as a former Maths tutor, I must admit I'm really impressed. 🤗
12 year old : i dont know what is going to happen in the next 5 years.
Me at 24: me too, kid. Me too
i don’t even know what’s gonna happen in the next 5 days
I believe that they shouldn't make videos of them appreciating their giftedness, rather appreciate their "hard work" and "efforts". This video discourages many people too.
Wow, Dhruv is another Imperial Max putting Sg on World Stage. 😁
These kids really blow my mind for their super brains😲😲😲
Both will bless others with their unique abilities. Ability with the heart of service to others will add to the respect.
That's what I'm talking about I can't believe they changed the syllabus again!
They'll be learning quantum mechanics by P1 when I'm 30🤣
As a reasonably good maths student, I now wonder why I had to learn Trigonometry - have never used it since!
@@sheilaboston7051 lmao
Remember the proving questions sin²€/cos²€=tan²€ nonsense
right!! the syllabus is getting tougher and tougher HAHA
11 year old me….”Mom what is 1 x 1 again???”
I use a calculator for even 1+1.
I envy and feel sorry for him at the same time. Especially when he had to bend over and squint at math formulas; the math whiz's eyes will basically be shot by the time he is in his 20s. I understand he enjoys the challenge but for me, the academic years were tears, lots of head scratching and sleepless nights.
I swore that I will never return to school unless it's for short
His selfish tiger parents will cheer him on as he will grow without experiencing his youth and relationships, turning him into an incel
You must be really stup*d..even 1+1...
yall r only talking abt Nat sia what abt Dhruv his memory is insane
Twoset violin should work with him to develop classical music with math! Am sure it will be a great hit!!! @twoset
Im very happy Nat has degrees at this age, i might try to learn his level
Did I get left behind while humans were evolving 😭
The eagle eye and gryphon strength, they led us to the fore. way to go, memory champ!
Me at 24: my program logic is terrible, I used too many if else statements
People the same age as him are not his peers.
he's so cute!!
Awwwww, such cheerful disposition.
It's lonely at the top. He'll excel in work and studies but likely struggle with human relationships further down the line.
This is not true. He's no sheldon cooper. He is bright in character and well-spoken. Most importantly he is willing to reach out to people. He may be too smart for people his age now but they will eventually catch up.
i do agree with this. My cousin is academically beyond his age but struggles with human interactions.
This is so wholesome
real life sheldon cooper
Here we have a child who travelled at Hyperspeed for 4 mins
It's really cool to see very intelligent young people. Unfortunately usually those talents are being wasted. Someone who was very smart in school became later a mailman, just because he didn't know what to do, but usually most of the time they become professors. I just would like them to become the next Elon Musk, changing the world for the better. It's great they get a lot of help from either the schools or from their parents. But imagine what could be possible, if they would also discuss numerous issues the world has and to ask them how they would fix it.
12 years old with 2 degrees here I am 2x his age and not a single degree 💀
I am sure you will live much longer than him.
It looks like they really like what they do 👍🏻
Wow such talent
ahh the video that asian parents will show to their child and make them sad 😂
Is this sheldon cooper in singapore😮
What a legend
He did the British A level not the Singapore one eh
Did you know he was banned from taking Singapore O and A levels as he wss too young. This was in his earloer artivles. So don't sour grapes when you do not know
How does a kid get 89 for a level
The wonders of nature 😲
is this what he wants?...is this really what he wanted?...
Feels bad man
At not-12 im taking no university degrees.
memory whiz spelt wrongly :(
I just want to say
DON’T LET YOUR PARENTS SEE THIS
that math ez
They need to learn how to count cards 😂
Easy as that..
Nubbad. Dude codes on notepad. Should upgrade to MS Word. 😅
I code on my handphone calculator
I hope they don't end up like Amos Yee
I feel sorry for.This kid. One thing I did not want is a genius kid.
12 with white hair? how smart are you
I am pretty sure cna deletes comments regarding negative stuff about the video smh
I'm not complaining I'm just stating the fact that they do got a problem with that?
Ahhhh the dice thing sure come out for psle
Smart but eccentric :O
Pleased
Let’s do a follow up on him in 20 years.
History shows that all these genius kids ended up working very normal jobs. So why waste the precious years of youth to become a human calculator and still end up more or less the same as some other kid who just spent their youth doing youth things (fun, chasing girls, parties, outdoor stuff.)
There are some abilities you may lose as you grow older if you don't pursue them. Sometimes it is better to pursue what you like and not regret wasting your talent or time. After all, you're not going to spend time learning math again while you're working. So if he wants to learn math and music at that age to the best of his abilities, why not? Either way, as long as he is doing what he likes the most at the moment, I don't think it is a waste.
Chasing girls, parties, seems fun to you, but they might find it meaningless or waste of time just like how u view their interest and passion. Some genius I saw put themselves into a greater use for the society to make the place better. I rather hope the best for them in this.
Any links??
Like @starshine said, 'youth things' to normal people like you (and I) could be completely unsatisfying to brilliant people like Nat. Nothing wrong with him ending up in a normal job in 20 years' time. It seems like he's having fun pursuing academics and even if he doesn't continue down this path the journey itself would be valuable.
I hope he will not be an OnlyFans creator when grow up.
Nathan seems to hv ASD that y he so focused bro sry. Jacob Barnett same pattern bro.
Well, he could probably give you a few tips on how to write a coherent comment!
@@sheilaboston7051 yeah but its a fact that is sth wrong wif the kid miss, the money is in there miss.
@@sheilaboston7051 so ya grad from John Harvard huh
seems autistic
@@bchpls24 that y bro same situation as Jacob Barnett
Test
cultivating the wrong thing for this young boy. social skills are so much more important, no matter how smart is he. if he lacks social skills and ability to communicate nobody will care, employers will choose charm over cleverness
advrage asian
By right The parents should sheild children from such Academc abuse for What
i want an ai to do all my work for me and another student ot tkae my attendacne.
kids like him have low social skills, awkward in social setting. I rather my kid be creative and have great social skills. And i want my kid to enjoy being dumb during his/her childhood and not studying all the time. As parent, we give guidance, but not dictating a regime. he is born smart, good for him, but it'd not be something i wish upon my kids. Turns out my kids are now studying in UCLA and UC Berkeley, not too bad for parents like me who just nudge my kids once in a while. But my kids party too much nowadays, and who knows what they r smoking lol..i dont really care.. Let young adult do young adult things, let them make mistakes (as long as not grave mistakes lol)
Well he has shown creative skills in his ability to compose and despite what he says, is pretty sociable especially for his age.
I mean if everyone in singapore who's parents are wealthy & able to afford A LEVELS tutors as well as music teachers, their child could also be as smart as him
no la. not everyone is that smart
Lol
uh.. defo no lol. He's just academically gifted. Even jc students who are given a 2 year span to learn the subject and also receive tuition, struggle with further maths. He's just built different.
What's the point of memorizing tons of cards? Academic success doesn't mean that you will be successful in life. Most people have the dogma of getting a college degree will get you a secured job. You work hard for the government, and the government owes you a raise and healthcare benefits. And at the end...
die go in hole alone?
He seems annoying though. I don't like him
thats because you are more stupid than him so you are jealous
@@Brandon-si8dl bet he wouldn't amount to anything when he grows up cause somewhere along the way he's gonna fcuk up due to lack of interpersonal and social skills.
@@___Anakin.Skywalker i think he will be as successful as math genius terence tao fields medal winner
@@Brandon-si8dl Terrance Tao wasn't raised by tiger parents
@twosetviolin you have found ur lingling
Sacrilegious.