Jacob Barnett

[Anonymous No.15824053]

Remember this little autistic? He was solving complex integrals on live TV as an 8 year old. You all said the fate of child prodigies was to burn out, and he'd be a loser. Probably because you were projecting your own "I was a smart kid who burned out." Life experience. Well guess what? He's a quantum physics researcher, a multimillionaire, and he fucks. GET FUCKED JEALOUS ASS LOSERS BTFO BY AN AUTISTIC CHILD

[Anonymous No.15824055]

>>15824053
BASED AUTISTIC CHAD FUCKING ON ALL OF YOU AHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.15824069]

>>15824055
>loop quantum gravity
OH NO NO NO

[Anonymous No.15824457]

your dating app is sending a notification

[Anonymous No.15824593]

>>15824053
What use is being a quantum physics researcher when strong AI is on the horizon? AI will soon either kill everyone or make human physics research obsolete, so researching physics is a complete waste of resources. AI alignment needs every last bit of autistic brain power it can get, so Jacob Barnett should be working for an organization like pic related instead of wasting his life studying physics.

[Anonymous No.15824629]

>>15824053
Stephen Wolfram is given as an example in all of these child prodigy threads of the rare outlier who makes it as an adult. No one denies that child prodigies sometimes go on to do important things as adults, it's just that the vast majority of them flame out and do nothing.

[Anonymous No.15824711]

>>15824629
>Stephen Wolfram
He's a good example but, at the same time, a bad example.

[Anonymous No.15824713]

>>15824711
Seriously. He turned into a narcissistic crank.

[Anonymous No.15824725]

>>15824713
Being called a genius since childhood and never facing failure (except being publically mogged by RiCHAD Feynman) tends to do that.

[Anonymous No.15824730]

>>15824725
Is that really what happened? From my recollection many people in his field called him a crank and a midwit and he became successful only because he managed to scramble into computer science during the boom years and get a market share.

[Anonymous No.15824739]

>>15824730
This is typical of geniuses who are ahead of their time. Its funny that /sci/ of all places fails to recognize this. They guy has a phd in physics and owns a multi million company that publishes software. If that's not accomplished, i don't know what is. That's the mark of genius, when pseud faggots fail to recognize your esoteric idea, you succeed in something else. Anyone who disagrees is a seething midwit.

[Anonymous No.15824749]

>>15824739
That leaves aside the fact that his most well-known trait is claiming he invented things that he read in books or paid other people to make for him. He's much more of an Edison than a Tesla.

[Anonymous No.15824750]

>>15824749
If Edison was a schizo who thought he lived in Conway's Game of Life.

[Anonymous No.15824780]

Imagine wanting to fuck girls and not even wanting to be paid for it lol. Imagine putting women such a pedestal that you want to please and serve FOR FREE. Imagine that you are such cuck that you delude yourself you are alpha by living for women.

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA

[Anonymous No.15825074]

>>15824457
That's my liquor delivery app
>>15824593
>Another AI hype doomer
>>15824780
Imagine thinking that's what the thread was about

[Anonymous No.15825224]

>>15824055
>lqg
what a waste, like that "dream in code" kid who went into "AI".
>>15824629
>>15824730
Wolfram got into automata, probably because it was the hype at that time. He even wrote some shit called a new kind of science. When automata was realised as nothing more than a recreational math, his work was doomed. He has a company and allat, but academically he's a failure.

[Anonymous No.15825263]

>>15825074
>That's my liquor delivery app
Dude, are you ok?

[Anonymous No.15825271]

>>15824053
Can you even solve complex integrals without a calculator? It feels like you have to memorize lots of tables. Logarithm tables, sine/cosine tables, etc. etc. etc.

[Anonymous No.15825275]

>>15824780
>HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
me when i'm definitely not upset that i'm an ugly virgin

[Anonymous No.15825285]

>>15825271
>Memorizing tables for integrals
Jesus Christ dude. At least memorize the theorems or the common proof techniques. You're literally engineer pilled

[Anonymous No.15825356]

>>15825224
Witten can also be said to be a failure because no one understands what he does. Its funny how midwits measure success. Nobody however is smart enough to challenge him which is why physics has stagnated for so long.

[Anonymous No.15825382]

>>15825356
>Nobody however is smart enough to challenge him which is why physics has stagnated for so long.
He is getting unironically mogged by my waifu Sabine

[Anonymous No.15825387]

>>15825271
Solving an integral isnt the same as simplifying the answer to a single numerical value

[Anonymous No.15825742]

>>15825224
Interesting moving of the goal posts from child prodigies become burn out failures to having a very successful company is a failure if it doesn't come bundled with an academic achievement.

[Anonymous No.15825762]

>>15824739
This, all fucking mathematical software and libraries is dogshit but his. If it’s so easy, go program high precision efficient convergent series libraries than retards

[Anonymous No.15825784]

>>15825762
Tech illiteracy that profound should be criminal.

[Anonymous No.15825787]

>>15824053
That's nice for him but you're still a loser.

[Anonymous No.15825799]

>>15825074
>That's my liquor delivery app
Imagine being so chronically online you can't even walk away to buy the booze that enables the numbness you need to chronically be online.

[Anonymous No.15825823]

>>15825799
>Implying the local roach infested liquor store carries my top shelf scotch
Enjoy your swill

[Anonymous No.15825826]

>>15825823
If you're buying it on an app it's not top shelf.

[Anonymous No.15825835]

>>15825826

[Anonymous No.15825839]

>>15825835
You're not making a good case for yourself. Glenlivet is, literally, reddit-tier scotch recommended by /r/scotch. It isn't rare or particularly noteworthy.

[Anonymous No.15825844]

>>15825839

[Anonymous No.15825849]

>>15824053
is he a manlett? I hate manletts

[Anonymous No.15825853]

>>15824053
Who is he fucking?

[Anonymous No.15825861]

>>15825853

His autism physics gf. Is that not the dream (not my dream but probably most of sci)?

[Anonymous No.15825869]

>>15825844
>blend
>40%
lmao
lol even

[Anonymous No.15825876]

>>15825844
I sincerely hope you're doing this on purpose as a joke.

[Anonymous No.15825877]

>>15825876
>>15825869
>Glenivet is reddit!
>Hating on j blue
I thought you were connoisseurs

[Anonymous No.15825883]

>>15825877
You're desperately trying to convince us that pedestrian babby's first decent scotch is a top of the line product. You can buy Blue Label at Costco, it's a brand that's sold to plebs who want to pretend to be someone.

[Anonymous No.15825885]

>>15825883
The discussion was about walking to the local liquor store, not Costco

[Anonymous No.15825890]

>>15825885
Unless you live in the ghetto you could definitely buy both at your local liquor store.

[Anonymous No.15825909]

>>15824713
...like most jews.

[Anonymous No.15825910]

>>15825890
Why go to 1 liquor store when I could order from 5?

[Anonymous No.15825919]

>>15824053
Didn't ask and don't care, didn't even know this person existed

[Anonymous No.15825933]

>>15825919
Newfag and possibly underaged

[Anonymous No.15825937]

>>15825933
I don't care about random plebs

[Anonymous No.15825942]

>>15825910
Lol at you doubling down on all this.

Like, I haven't tried the 18yo Glenlivet, which I've heard is better than their standard vanilla 12, but you should at least know that these are considered overpriced pleb brands by serious scotch drinkers.

Do 'large' specialist liquor chains not exist where you live?

[Anonymous No.15825951]

>>15825942
The local bevmo is not walking distance.

[Anonymous No.15826016]

>>15825951
https://malt-review.com/2021/09/28/glenlivet-12-15-and-18/

Seriously though, how did you get into the habit of actually drinking what you do? Like, it's absolutely insane what you'd be paying for this stuff, given you could order any kind of exotic spirit if you can actually afford these. Like, I have to know if you at least tried the most 'basic' non-meme level stuff like Glenfiddich?

[Anonymous No.15826069]

>>15826016
FINE. IM A FUCKIN ABSONTHE MAN, OK. I just said scotch cus I thought it'd be more relatable.

[Anonymous No.15826293]

>>15825742
Yeah because those child prodigies were good in academic stuffs but they changed their goalposts. On the contrary if he was good at say maths and ended up solving complex mathematical problem in his 20s/30s that'd be a success. Btw I claimed wolfram was academic failure, not failure at life.

[Anonymous No.15826299]

>>15824053
>You all said the fate of child prodigies was to burn out, and he'd be a loser.

No one said that. (you) maybe.

[Anonymous No.15826325]

>>15824053
25 years old is a normal age to work as a physicist in some institute, i still dont see what the big deal. Physics is dead and no one is discovering anything