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> He taught himself to read by age 2. Well, I taught myself to read by the age of 3... > He was taking Calculus at age 7. ...OK, clearly something went awry
by jhgb 5y ago
> He taught himself to read by age 2.
Well, I taught myself to read by the age of 3...
> He was taking Calculus at age 7.
...OK, clearly something went awry with me between the ages of 3 and 7.
- asddubs 5y agoi hit my personal rock bottom at age 5. i never recovered
- hellbannedguy 5y agoI flunked kindergarten. (It hurt even at that age.)
- glitchc 5y agoMy oldest friend was held back in kindergarten. That’s how I met him.
- charles_f 5y agoMy kid is 3.5 and he still believes that 10 comes after 8. I'm deeply worried now.
- jacobolus 5y agoEinstein didn’t speak until age 4, so your kid is probably too precociously verbal to be the world’s most famous physicist.
- andi999 5y agoProbably he had to think it through which first words were appropriate.
- kierkegaard7 5y agoWell, he's not wrong...
- jose-cl 5y agonah, just let him/her play
- beardyw 5y agoHe is just counting base 9. You need to catch up.
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- CRConrad 5y agoThis is why you start your kids' acquaintance with computing in any OS but Windows.
- kbelder 5y agoOf course he's your oldest friend; being held back, he's a year older than all your others.
- chalst 5y ago&LOL; The early mastery of swearing I picked up between backseat driving (that is, listening to my Scottish mother's running commentary on other drivers) and my spongelike absorption of Canadian broadcast media, earned my parents a stern reproach from the ultra-bourgeois kindergarten they sent me off.
- chris_wot 5y agoI'm hoping I'm a late bloomer from between the ages of 42 and 47.
- chalst 5y agoInsufficiently expensive education. With the right calculus teacher, I'm sure you'd have got the gist of it by your 60th month.