Mind: Genius flares … yet often just goes out
Recently, we were apprised that the rarest of intellectual qualities, true genius, is merely an overdose of testosterone before birth.
You heard it here first and forgot it here first.
Recently, real news – of another child genius – has been making the rounds
At 12-years-old, Jacob Barnett is a genius. He’s already in college, his IQ is higher than Einstein’s, and for fun he‘s working on an expanded version of that man’s theory of relativity. So far, the signs are good. Professors are astounded. So what else does a boy genius with vast brilliance do in his free time? Disprove the big bang, of course.For a minute, just a minute, try and follow his logic. He explained his thinking recently to the Indianapolis Star:
According to those who study the phenomenon, while child geniuses usually grow up to be intelligent adults, Read More ›