> In what areas will science have the potentially greatest impact for the benefit of humanity in 20 years? This shouldn't matter, progress comes from kids igno

> In what areas will science have the potentially greatest impact for the benefit of humanity in 20 years? This shouldn't matter, progress comes from kids ignoring adults advice and going their own way not from trying to lead kids to solutions we think should exist. Gifted kids who got pushed into accelerating their education rarely does anything super impressive as adults. They become regular professors or join prestigious companies as regular employees, which is impressive, but it is hardly something that you would write about in history books. So if you care about the future of humanity let her explore the world for herself and choose her own path.