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> Eh. It depends on the kid and their circumstances. Absolutely, hence why I phrased it as "unlikely". The wrong environment will kill anything.
by ckastner 5y ago
> Eh. It depends on the kid and their circumstances.
Absolutely, hence why I phrased it as "unlikely". The wrong environment will kill anything.
- Mezzie 5y agoIt's hard to know whether my experience or Tao's is more representative. There's selection bias going on with regards to people's conception of a typical child prodigy since people are going to be more aware of successful/properly educated prodigies than the others.