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  1. Video six isn’t working, maybe you could refresh that. Other than that I enjoyed this post a lot. There is a sense of pleasure that comes with learning that children prodigy will always make you feel insignificant and small.

  2. I’d like to take on some of these gifted kids at something to better myself. Or any kind of gifted person I suppose.

  3. Haha, I like the salsa dancer mostly, because it;s an area of interest of mine, but have to say all of them are amazing, imagine how they’re going to be like when they grow older.

  4. Tony Royster Jr at the drums just kicks me of my chair, will be very interesting where they all end up. The music-kids will be fantasic studio musicans, with playing pool you can earn some money, but what are you doing as the fastest Rubik’s cube Kid of the world???

    cheers
    Rhoody

  5. The pool shark kid is too humble, hope he stays that way. The Eddie Van Halen kid is better than a grown up Eddie. The kid on the mountain bike is so good that he should have legal immunity to laws restricting anything he attempts. Rubics cube savant? EH, I had a co-worker that could do that.

  6. That is absolutely amazing. I have actually met a genious before and its kinda scary yet beatiful to see. He was only 10. He is extremely gifted when it comes to math. He taught himself calculus at the age of like 8 or something. He can also program in like 10 languages and do website design. Trust me, a 10 year old doing extremely difficult calculus problems and writing ridiculous programs is nuts!!@~!

  7. That proves what i’ve allways said: be the best at something, not everything.

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