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I'm posting this because of the rarity aspect of it and not only that but I couldn't even understand the subject the 11 year old ,Laurent Simons, graduated in last week. A bachelor thesis (from the University of Antwerp..he's Belgium)..in quantum physics. .a study of ..'vortice properties in Lee Huang Yang condensates' Anyone know what that is ?
By the way..he enrolled at the university at 9 years of age. He tries to explain it all to his mum who can't understand it he gets annoyed with her because she can't understand what he's trying to explain to her. After graduating he said that he wanted to devote his future studies to classical mechanics (what's that ?) and quantum physics.
He has an IQ measured at 145. Approximately 95% of the population has IQ scores between 70 and 130. Approximately 99.7% of the population has IQ scores between 55 and 145 so he's at the top of the scale with only 0.3% of the population with IQ scores outside this range ie..less than 55 or higher than 145.
115 to 129: Above average or bright. 130 to 144: Moderately gifted. 145 to 159: Highly gifted. 160 to 179: Exceptionally gifted.
You have to wonder about those in excess of 145 when you consider that this lad, a Belgian, finished secondry school at 8 years old after only 18 months and achieved a bachelor degree at 11 years of age. What's his aim ? Immortality. He said that he wanted to do it for others not himself and he thinks he can achieve this by replacing as many parts of the body as possible.
He's been compared to Einstein but he doesn't and he sees himself as a practical inventor like Nikola Tesla. His parents ensure that he plays with children of his own age and when he does he never talks about his studies or science..His father said that after the Covid restrictions have eased the lad will travel to the UK and stay with his uncle, Brian Simons, who is a well-known plastic surgeon. Talk about family genes Many of the lad's teachers at university are British and his father 'liked their way of thinking'. He said that Laurent has already spoken many times to his new mentor here in the UK and seems get along fine.
I'm posting this because of the rarity aspect of it and not only that but I couldn't even understand the subject the 11 year old ,Laurent Simons, graduated in last week. A bachelor thesis (from the University of Antwerp..he's Belgium)..in quantum physics. .a study of ..'vortice properties in Lee Huang Yang condensates' Anyone know what that is ?
By the way..he enrolled at the university at 9 years of age. He tries to explain it all to his mum who can't understand it he gets annoyed with her because she can't understand what he's trying to explain to her. After graduating he said that he wanted to devote his future studies to classical mechanics (what's that ?) and quantum physics.He has an IQ measured at 145. Approximately 95% of the population has IQ scores between 70 and 130. Approximately 99.7% of the population has IQ scores between 55 and 145 so he's at the top of the scale with only 0.3% of the population with IQ scores outside this range ie..less than 55 or higher than 145.
115 to 129: Above average or bright. 130 to 144: Moderately gifted. 145 to 159: Highly gifted. 160 to 179: Exceptionally gifted.
You have to wonder about those in excess of 145 when you consider that this lad, a Belgian, finished secondry school at 8 years old after only 18 months and achieved a bachelor degree at 11 years of age. What's his aim ? Immortality. He said that he wanted to do it for others not himself and he thinks he can achieve this by replacing as many parts of the body as possible.
He's been compared to Einstein but he doesn't and he sees himself as a practical inventor like Nikola Tesla. His parents ensure that he plays with children of his own age and when he does he never talks about his studies or science..His father said that after the Covid restrictions have eased the lad will travel to the UK and stay with his uncle, Brian Simons, who is a well-known plastic surgeon. Talk about family genes
Many of the lad's teachers at university are British and his father 'liked their way of thinking'. He said that Laurent has already spoken many times to his new mentor here in the UK and seems get along fine.
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