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Is Jacob Barnett legit?

What causes high intelligence?

So what is mister 'smarter than Einstein' doing? :3

Hey /sci/ how do you find the quadratic triple integral of awwtizm?

>>6089810
Stfu op. I only.yuse skience to bang yur mum

Hey /sci/, this halloween im going to be dressing up as fhe worlds greatest physicist of all time. Jacob Barnett. Hes my idol. What should i do so i can look and talk like he does? Also, post what your Jacob Barnett costumes will look like this year.

What would you do if you had the brain power of Jacob Barnett?

Teach yourself calculus like it's no big deal?
Get straight A's in college and complete a 4 year bachelor's degree in 1 semester?
Master and develop a deep understanding of Laws of Quantum Physics that only you can fully understand because only your IQ is the only IQ high enough?
Shatter the scientific community, proving they were wrong about the theory of relativity?

What's the deal about this guy?

From his twitter

https://twitter.com/PwningEinstein

> @PwningEinstein
>I'm a 12 year old science genius who is working on smashing current theories regarding relativistic physics. I also like pizza.

Makes me want to shoot him in the fact.

Has he done anything for science?

>>5777857
Sure, I bet Jake understands it perfectly.

my favorite is J. Bizzy

What is autism? Isn't it just free think? Thinking out side the box? I was just talking with someone that was autistic and beside having to phrase my sentence he was pretty normal to me. So why is it so wrong to be autistic? Why does the media display autism as being something bad?

>that feel when you're that guy

>tfw you have a wonderful gf that allows you more than adequate "book time"

>>4655863
>implying division by 0 is possible

Of course, one couldn't expect a gay faggot engineer to know better.

>>4568618
>implying doing anything within the allotted time for what you perceive as a "stupid class" is a waste of your time

circular logic
you should take high school philosophy again dipshit

>>4561651
>mfw the $75 you make off your 20 lortab 10s won't pay for shit

"The Shape of Space" is a good, approachable book on topology with no real prerequisites. You will learn about it, but no rigorous theory or how to solve problems.

For a once-in-a-generation prodigy like yourself however, I'd recommend "Exotic Smoothness and Physics - Differential Topology and Spacetime Models"

What does /sci/ think of Jacob Barnett?

In case you didn't know he is 12 years old and has proven string theory to be correct.

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:“There are two different types of when stars end. When the little stars die, it’s just like a small poof. They just turn into a planetary nebula. But the big ones, above 1.4 solar masses, blow up in one giant explosion, a supernova,” Jake said. “What it does, is, in larger stars there is a larger mass, and it can fuse higher elements because it’s more dense.”
“So you get all the elements, all the different materials, from those bigger stars. The little stars, they just make hydrogen and helium, and when they blow up, all the carbon that remains in them is just in the white dwarf; it never really comes off.
“So, um, in the big-bang theory, what they do is, there is this big explosion and there is all this temperature going off and the temperature decreases really rapidly because it’s really big. The other day I calculated, they have this period where they suppose the hydrogen and helium were created, and, um, I don’t care about the hydrogen and helium, but I thought, wouldn’t there have to be some sort of carbon?”