Boy Genius Diagnosed With Autism Has IQ Higher than Einstein.......... V

[Ponce]

He is trying to talk at our own level but right now he is thinking two levels ahead.
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http://worldtruth.tv/boy-genius-diagnosed-with-autism-has-iq-higher-than-einstein/

[madfranks]

Wow - and kudos to the mom who recognized that the "special ed" being fed to him by the government was stifling him. Taking him out of that and letting him develop freely no doubt contributed to his development.


“For a parent, it’s terrifying to fly against the advice of the professionals,” Kristine writes in her memoir, “The Spark: A Mother’s Story of Nurturing Genius.” “But I knew in my heart that if Jake stayed in special ed, he would slip away.”

[Shami-Amourae]

Albert Einstein had autism.

Though the man wasn't that intelligent, other than being a complete fraud who stole all the information he "discovered" while working at a patent office. Einstein claimed all the ideas all as his own only since he was one of the Chosen Race.
https://encyclopediadramatica.se/Einstein

[Ponce]

I do know that E=Mc2 was done by an Italian guy 2 years he came up with it......how ever.....the Italian guy dind't know the meaning of it.... ?...... every time the kid said "OK" he was making a note to himself to slow down and use simple English.

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[Agrippa]

This kid was lucky to escape. Any government-school teacher watching that Ted talk would know that he was Ritalin-deficient.

[gunDriller]

Albert Einstein had autism.

Bill Gates has Asperger's.

i would say that 5 to 10 % of Silicon valley has Autism spectrum symptoms, sort of like Rain Man.

real good at math, socially mal-adroit - sounds like the typical Engineering Department ! :)

[Twisted Titan]

Taggg

[Libertytree]

Not that I'm any kind of genius or anything but something similar happened to me in kindergarden. The main teacher said I should be put in some kind of "special" program because my reading, writing skills were not normal for that age and that my imagination was almost out of control. Mom, in her wisdom, told her to pound sand and fortunately there was an aide/helper there that agreed with mom and worked with me for 3-4 months, after that I was reading 2 years ahead of the rest and that remained a constant all through high school/college.

Mom once again came to my rescue in the 2cnd grade when the teacher suggested I was a nut because I talked to myself a lot, even answering myself and having full blown conversations. She told the teacher that she must be boring or stupid as hell if a 2cnd grader had to talk to himself for any decent input, lmao.

So, this wasn't meant to be a mothers day thread but to me it has....Thanks Mom, I love you. I just wish I could call her up and say those words.

[vacuum]

Thank god his parents got him out of that system and kept the drugs away from him and that CPS didn't kick their door in.

[Hitch]

So, this wasn't meant to be a mothers day thread but to me it has....Thanks Mom, I love you. I just wish I could call her up and say those words.

I called my Mom up today.

Off topic, but when I was very young, one of my brother's was sick. No doctor's could figure out what his problem was, he was just a sick kid. They all wanted to give him meds. My Mom told those doctors to pound sand. She then went on a health kick and started feeding us all healthy foods. Soda's were banned, no fast food, no potato chips...you get the idea.

My brother got healthy. In fact, myself and all my brother's have not had any health issues. I give thanks to Mom for that, and her feeding us healthy natural foods.

Thanks Mom!

[Libertytree]

You lucky dog, got to call your Ma! Good man.

[Hitch]

You lucky dog, got to call your Ma! Good man.

Yeah LT, cheers to our Mom's. May they be with us always in body and spirit, my friend.

I truly am blessed, I've got the best Mom anyone could have asked for. She truly is an amazing woman.

[vacuum]

That kid's tedx talk in the link was great. "Stop learning and start thinking"

Perhaps that's the problem we have here at gsus and with like minded people against the nwo in general? We spend all of our time learning - reading news, blogs, etc - and not enough time cut off from information and as a result thinking. We spend all our time learning and no time thinking. His advice is surely correct since he's actually experienced that and showed how people like newton and einstein did the same.

[Libertytree]

That kid's tedx talk in the link was great. "Stop learning and start thinking"

Perhaps that's the problem we have here at gsus and with like minded people against the nwo in general? We spend all of our time learning - reading news, blogs, etc - and not enough time cut off from information and as a result thinking. We spend all our time learning and no time thinking. His advice is surely correct since he's actually experienced that and showed how people like newton and einstein did the same.

Maybe I'm blessed and didn't realize it? I spend way more time thinking, just to survive or to try and get ahead than I do scouring other thing to absorb. Yeah, I do a little of it but not a lot, the thinking and creative part of my little noggin has to be engaged with something that's tangible. That's why I love doing the treasure hunt, it's a thinking game first and foremost. And the biz deal I'm working on really needs me to think and have my wits about me, I love the challenge, even if I fail.

[Horn]

It was in the 10th grade (after receiving straight A's in History in 9th) that my High School's scheduling somehow glitched and sent me into a remedial social studies course.

I didn't inform the teacher of such until after a full semester was over.

What a fun 2 quarters it was... man those classmates were animals, I loved every second. :)

[BrewTech]

I called my Mom up today.

Off topic, but when I was very young, one of my brother's was sick. No doctor's could figure out what his problem was, he was just a sick kid. They all wanted to give him meds. My Mom told those doctors to pound sand. She then went on a health kick and started feeding us all healthy foods. Soda's were banned, no fast food, no potato chips...you get the idea.

My brother got healthy. In fact, myself and all my brother's have not had any health issues. I give thanks to Mom for that, and her feeding us healthy natural foods.

Thanks Mom!

Since my mom is no longer with us, I will thank your mom for the good work!

Thanks Pete's Mom!

[Twisted Titan]

This thread means alot to me.

My Wee One is just over 2 now but she is still not speaking other then saying Ma, Mom

She has extreme intelligence with reasoning and technical skills ( she can operate my Andriod just about as good as me and found several fucnctions I knew nothing about.)

Everything else is there except the speech.

My wife is deeply troubled by it because her brother was talking decent at about 16-18 months.

Im kinda on the fence because I have no othert point of reference other then how she is.

We had hearing tested and her tounge tie corrected a while ago.

We did have her evaluated foir a speech therapy but it didnt go well because she was extremley shy and did very little in front of the S.T. so they really couldnt get a honest evaluation.

Right about now im taking her to the local library two times a week because they have a great toddler storytime with music and crafts. she is slowy starting to build socialization circles.

This just gives me confidence she is learning at her own pace and is in competition with nobody.

Great info.

[Twisted Titan]

That kid's tedx talk in the link was great. "Stop learning and start thinking"

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Thinking is the hardest work there is, That is why so few engage in it.

Henry Ford

[Libertytree]

TT, just stay your course bro, it sounds like you're on the right track, at least in my un-educated opinion. You're also right that it's not a race, everybody has their own learning curve, just be patient and keep the pressure and expectations to a minimum.

Thanks for the Ford quote too.

[horseshoe3]

This thread means alot to me.

My Wee One is just over 2 now but she is still not speaking other then saying Ma, Mom

She has extreme intelligence with reasoning and technical skills ( she can operate my Andriod just about as good as me and found several fucnctions I knew nothing about.)

Everything else is there except the speech.

My wife is deeply troubled by it because her brother was talking decent at about 16-18 months.

Im kinda on the fence because I have no othert point of reference other then how she is.

We had hearing tested and her tounge tie corrected a while ago.

We did have her evaluated foir a speech therapy but it didnt go well because she was extremley shy and did very little in front of the S.T. so they really couldnt get a honest evaluation.

Right about now im taking her to the local library two times a week because they have a great toddler storytime with music and crafts. she is slowy starting to build socialization circles.

This just gives me confidence she is learning at her own pace and is in competition with nobody.

Great info.

Neither of our kids did much talking until well after 2. Now the oldest is almost 4 and talks non-stop in clear, well formed sentences. The other just turned 2 and is coming along. I also noticed that their peers are not keeping up with the official charts. Maybe the official charts are wrong.

[Cebu_4_2]

When I was young my mom told me I had the same issues that they now call ADHD in school... she beat it out of me and I was fine after that.

[Ponce]

I have everything that you guys have had so I guess that I am normal hahahahaahaahhaahah.

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[Libertytree]

I have everything that you guys have had so I guess that I am normal hahahahaahaahhaahah.

V

Abbey Normal :)

[Horn]

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[Ponce]

Hey Horn?.......you make me look like if I was 7 feet five with those rolls of tp LOL

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[Horn]

Hey Horn?.......you make me look like if I was 7 feet five with those rolls of tp LOL

V

It was a self portrait, or how you see yourself... :)

[ximmy]

Thinking is the hardest work there is, That is why so few engage in it.

Henry Ford

“Genius is seldom recognized for what it is: a great capacity for hard work.”
― Henry Ford (http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/203714.Henry_Ford)

[Neuro]

Hey Horn?.......you make me look like if I was 7 feet five with those rolls of tp LOL

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It's TP 3G, you ole fool. You're actually 4"6'!

[Horn]

It's TP 3G, you ole fool. You're actually 4"6'!

I must be reverse autistic, because that flew right over my head at first. :)