This guy was 23 years old when received his Phd. The question is: A 23 years old have what it takes in terms of maturity and life experience to hold such title?

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Anonymous Fri May 15 14:50:18 2015 No.7263169 [Reply] [Original]

This guy was 23 years old when received his Phd.

The question is: A 23 years old have what it takes in terms of maturity and life experience to hold such title?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 14:51:26 2015 No.7263174 >>7263169 If you're a mathematical samurai, then yes.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 14:52:13 2015 No.7263177 >>7263169 >A 23 years old have what it takes in terms of maturity and life experience to hold such title? Yes. Phd is irrelevant to life experience and maturity. It's related to knowledge about a subject.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 15:04:28 2015 No.7263194 >>7263169 Considering a PhD "title" holds literally no power I'm going to go with yes. There are younger men who have commanded entire brigades. I think one random aspie can be trusted with an academic credential.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 15:10:23 2015 No.7263201 did he solve the Riemann hypothesis or something?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 15:14:11 2015 No.7263210 >>7263201 he will

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 15:20:31 2015 No.7263217 Dude, there's plenty of people that got their Ph.Ds much earlier, including a guy who got his Ph.D in physics at 14.

Anonymous Fri May 15 15:24:22 2015 No.7263227

>>7263169
"He works in arithmetic geometry, Hodge theory, and anabelian geometry, and he introduced p-adic Teichmüller theory, Hodge–Arakelov theory, Frobenioids, and inter-universal Teichmüller theory."

He is one of those people that nobody has actually seem in real life. He might be a construct designed to hide the secrets of the universe from us, to protect our feeble minds.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 15:27:40 2015 No.7263234 >>7263227 kek

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 15:46:41 2015 No.7263288 >>7263210 how will he? is his literature already correct or does he still have some work to do?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 16:15:26 2015 No.7263349 File: 31 KB, 330x440, 330px-Scholze_peter_2011[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263169 What a loser. This guy was 24 years old when he became prof. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Scholze

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 16:17:05 2015 No.7263353 File: 125 KB, 1024x681, Jacob-Barnett-1024x681.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This guy was 12 when he found an error in Einstein's general relativity. Now he is 16 and has a PhD in physics.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 16:21:58 2015 No.7263361 >>7263353 What an idiot. That's not how to use a window!

Anonymous Fri May 15 16:25:16 2015 No.7263365

>>7263169
>>7263217
>>7263349
I think the most impressive young career achievement, better than anyone else I've seen, is Charlie Fefferman - he was made a full professor at UChicago at age 24. And he didn't continue to become just another pretty good mathematician. He's in his 60s and remains one of the top analysts in the world.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 16:27:18 2015 No.7263369 >>7263349 Ugh, Scholze. Prof since 24, is now 27, but according to mathscinet only has 10 publications out with 30 citations. Baby food to the likes of Jack milnor, who published in the annals of mathematics when he was a 19 year old undergrad.

Anonymous Fri May 15 16:29:45 2015 No.7263376
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This boy proved Goldbach's marginal conjecture for n>10^1000 when he was 1. He received his Phd whenn he was 2. Now he's professor for analytic number theory.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 16:32:19 2015 No.7263379 >>7263376 That's nothing. I know a guy who estimated down Graham's number.

Anonymous Fri May 15 16:46:28 2015 No.7263411
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>>7263376
>>7263379

That's nothing! The Bacon Lettuce and Tomato sandwich I shared with my GF was working the proof for Sterling's Approximation before we both ate it and it became the egg and sperm of our new baby that already has a position at the École normale supérieure!

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 16:48:00 2015 No.7263415 >>7263411 >>7263376 top kek

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:10:18 2015 No.7263471 >>7263411 Ha, pitifully. My son solved Hilberts' 12th problem last week, although he will be born not until 2025. How is this possible you ask? Well, he will be so smart that he will invent time traveling shortly after his birth.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:13:37 2015 No.7263480 >>7263411 >>7263379 Hello Topper.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:18:03 2015 No.7263489 It's a fucking PhD, he's not getting the title of General of the Army. He doesn't need maturity or life experience for a worthless title granted by a piece of paper.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:20:16 2015 No.7263494 >>7263169 If you come from an upper middle class family then yes this is very possible. If not, no it isn't really realistic. It has more to do with socioecon status than actual intelligence

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:23:15 2015 No.7263504 File: 7 KB, 198x254, download (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263494 >pontificating this retarded liberalism have you even heard of the legendary GauB?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:24:59 2015 No.7263512 >>7263494 Fuck off, Marxist trash.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:32:24 2015 No.7263529 File: 78 KB, 1394x1152, Paul-Erdos[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >not getting a phd at the age of 18 Was he even trying?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:39:48 2015 No.7263543 >>7263494 >>7263512 Look at the statistics. Most PhD come from the upper class. Most PhDs aren't savants though. Most people get their PhD in their 30s...

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 17:42:26 2015 No.7263548 >>7263529 Erdos got his phd at 21 dummy. Also he cheated with dextroamphetamine. I remember one of those guys did manage to get it at 18 though. Not sure who...

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:01:09 2015 No.7263577 >>7263512 turn off Faux Noise and Lrn2marxism

Anonymous Fri May 15 18:01:14 2015 No.7263578

>>7263512
>>7263504
Ricky Bobby from rural Alabama attends NASCAR races every chance his father gets tickets. His father is a HS dropout, his mom got pregnant when she was 17 and now works at a fast food joint. Ricky picked up an advanced math textbook in 6th grade and has shown exceptional potential. But he goes to a shitty HS whose graduates are known for muddin' on weekends and huntin' during deer season. They graduate and get prestigious jobs at the local furniture plants & this very HS offers no college or AP courses for its students. Ricky takes the most advanced math class in HS which is tech math I & II and discrete math + statistics + pre-calculus and aces them all. He goes to apply for college and his HS teachers encourage him to apply to the most prestigious school in the area Oakwood University. But he can barely afford it even with fin aid and has to work part time while going to school full time. He wants to get a PhD but doesn't know how. Ricky Bobby's daddy thinks school is stupid and he should be out with the boys muddin' and huntin' and thinks he doesn't need an education to work in the plant mill. He needs to make fucking money now and get out of school. Ricky makes the decision to help his daddy and exits out of school. Ricky is doomed to workin in a plant or his father threatens to kick him out. This is what it's like for us non-rich folks in the high and mighty rural south.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:02:55 2015 No.7263580 >>7263512 >>7263504 So fuck off you WASP-y, entitled, upper class fucktards.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:26:49 2015 No.7263616 File: 14 KB, 236x236, checkyourprivilege-awkward.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263580

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:29:10 2015 No.7263620 >>7263169 That guy looks like 50. I'd rather be a 23 year old looking like a 23 year old without a phd than a 23 year old looking like he'll die in the next 30 years by old age

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:29:30 2015 No.7263621 Arthur Avila 21 years old when received his Phd.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:39:26 2015 No.7263638 File: 927 KB, 1500x1775, 27 yo Medal Fields winner.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263349 >>7263353 >>7263365 >>7263369 >>7263529 Bitch please. Literal math prodigy coming through

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:41:33 2015 No.7263641 >>7263411 >my GF You fucking liar

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:47:23 2015 No.7263650 what is the average age to get a Phd at mathematics?, anyone knows?, I found this but dosen't have mathematics http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-average-age-of-PhD-graduates-by-discipline

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:51:13 2015 No.7263657 >>7263620 You tried.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 18:53:53 2015 No.7263664 >>7263620 So you'd rather live a long life of failure and normalcy than live a short one of amazing achievement?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 15 19:44:25 2015 No.7263757 >>7263664 Yes

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 14:34:13 2015 No.7265340 >>7263650 Assuming you graduate at 22 then 27-28. But some people return back to school at 27-28 and it isn't uncommon to get one around 33-34

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 15:35:12 2015 No.7265460 >>7263169 >chambers If you can came with ideas of your own and attract investment... yes. But if he is in the field of mathematics, I guess there's no such thing as investment. If you have contacts, you can always collaborate and keep going somehow.

Anonymous Sat May 16 18:23:50 2015 No.7265789

>>7263638
He wasn't that much younger than fefferman when he won the fields medal :) Just 1 or 2 year difference. Donaldson was also 29. I think there has been a 28 year old, too. And , the award is only once every four years, and donaldson at least was certainly famous enough by 26 to have one a fields medal for his work.

Also, nowadays peopple tend to not want to give fields medals too early.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 20:17:00 2015 No.7265931 yes

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 21:48:28 2015 No.7266067 In my humble way of seeing things the question is: Is he able to teach what he studies? Has he made a notable contribution to it? If any of the answers is no, then no.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 21:57:35 2015 No.7266083 >>7263494 not only are you poor, you are also stupid

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 21:59:47 2015 No.7266088 >>7263494 >what is the former USSR? Fuck off of /sci/, retard.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 22:05:51 2015 No.7266094 File: 74 KB, 682x1024, paul sally fyi.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263174 Who would win in a fight, the math samurai or the math pirate?

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 22:05:56 2015 No.7266095 >>7266088 Mathematics in the Soviet union was fucking glorious. And they were respected, too, unlike mathematicians in the US. I have a lot of russian friends who aren't STEM majors who know who Gelfand and Kolmogorov are is.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 16 22:14:29 2015 No.7266107 >>7266095 On the other hand, many other disciplines were heavily censored for political reasons.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 05:13:23 2015 No.7266606 File: 1.39 MB, 2592x1944, PeterVanRoy.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7266094 I see your math pirate and I raise you a comp sci peter pan.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 05:16:40 2015 No.7266608 >>7263353 holy shit what

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 05:17:31 2015 No.7266609 File: 179 KB, 630x403, vojislav-seselj.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263169 this guy also received his PhD when he was 23.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 05:17:56 2015 No.7266610 File: 47 KB, 323x480, pauling.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7266606 >>7266094 Chem greengrocer reporting

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 05:42:50 2015 No.7266630 >>7263169 i KNOW A GUY who had his phd at 23, then directly hired at the CNRS (no teaching) without post-docs. he must be 20 now. he won a prize of excellence for his work.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 05:43:52 2015 No.7266632 >>7266630 >he must be 20 now. 30 year old

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 05:49:58 2015 No.7266643 File: 26 KB, 400x300, Jean-Pierre_Serre.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263169 serre had the field medal at 27 :)

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 07:55:51 2015 No.7266785 >>7263471 I'm fucking dead

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 09:13:39 2015 No.7266889 >>7266643 Everything he did is so damned elegant too...

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 10:55:01 2015 No.7267043 File: 3.00 MB, 240x196, 1429844288011.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What's the point of living when there are such brilliant people in the world and all I got is this lousy brain. Fuck the genetic lottery.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 11:04:25 2015 No.7267055 File: 17 KB, 306x400, Simon_Donaldson.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] tfw not this brilliant fucker I seem him around my math department, would kill to be taken under his wing

Anonymous Sun May 17 11:16:41 2015 No.7267076
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>be 21
>acing exams
>basically B.A. in triple integrals and hahn-banach theorem
>dreams of grad school and making a substantial contribution to mathematics one day
>read about this fucking guy's intellect
>sudden realization that substantial contributions to mathematics are made by some kind of jewish lizard brain and that I don't possess one
>join the army

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 11:17:06 2015 No.7267077 File: 89 KB, 267x400, 1300114-Alain_Connes.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Each time I try to read on non-commutative geometry, I fail miserably.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 11:18:14 2015 No.7267079 >>7263548 >cheated with dextroamphetamine Did he do sports?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 11:52:13 2015 No.7267160 >>7267079 He's saying bullshit. He didn't start using it until he was about 60, when he was prescribed it as an antidepressant.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 12:02:37 2015 No.7267178 >>7267076 >Then I die of depeletied uranium and/or bullets.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 12:09:11 2015 No.7267197 >>7267160 Yeah i know, but he just compared studying to sports.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 12:15:47 2015 No.7267210 >>7263353 everything on that window is third year physics hes like 4 years ahead of his time

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 12:17:03 2015 No.7267213 >>7267043 maybe theres something out there, that you are the best at...

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 14:06:13 2015 No.7267497 >Math Lol, what a nerd.

Anonymous Sun May 17 20:33:12 2015 No.7268264

>>7267055
Donaldson is so brilliant. He did the stuff he won his fields medal for in grad school. And he's been so productive ever since. He just published a big paper last year about the existence of Kahler Einstein metrics for postive first chern class being equivalent to algebraic notion of stabillity. This completes the problem of existencce of Kahler-Einstein metrics started by Yau.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 17 22:14:31 2015 No.7268446 >>7263471 Okay, Reed Richards.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 01:03:43 2015 No.7268778 >>7267197 Yes, mathematics isn't really a competition.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 04:46:34 2015 No.7269032 >>7263169 >A 23 years old have what it takes in terms of maturity and life experience to hold such title? Since a PHD has zero "maturity" and "life experience" requirements, a newborn baby has what it takes in terms of maturity and life experience.

Anonymous Mon May 18 11:36:21 2015 No.7269658

>>7269032
Eh, to get a pure math phd at my program you need to teach multiple classes with full responsibility which are at least sophomore level and complete an internship in industry that contributed a significant contribution to some project. Those things actually require some maturity and give some experience. Admittedly academic research doesn't require much maturity.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 11:37:22 2015 No.7269660 >>7269658 >contributed a significant contribution Academician confirmed.

Anonymous Mon May 18 11:39:41 2015 No.7269663

>>7269658

and yet, you don't need to be "mature" or have any "life experience" to teach. You just need to look pretty on paper.

The biggest upset in my entire life, was when I discovered that despite being a great academic student I was a terrible, immature person in real life.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 11:59:31 2015 No.7269713 >>7267213 There are 7 billion people on this planet, and I doubt I am good at anything that is worth anything. Thx for trying though friend.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 15:58:28 2015 No.7270265 >>7263365 I got to speak with him and sit in on one of his classes about two months ago at the UofChicago. He's a brilliant guy.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 15:59:21 2015 No.7270269 >>7263169 >title it's not a title you autistic faggot

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 16:00:05 2015 No.7270270 >>7263353 Everything on that kids board is just Freshman Physics. He isn't anything special.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 16:00:45 2015 No.7270273 >>7270265 You must mean his brother Robert.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 22:11:48 2015 No.7270973 >>7263664 Aren't we all human? Don't our failures equally contribute to our success and wisdom? Ignorant One-track cuck detected

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 22:22:11 2015 No.7270987 >>7266610 Actual jej

>>	Anonymous Mon May 18 22:23:12 2015 No.7270989 >>7268264 >>7267055 I want to hear more tales of this man

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 16:23:03 2015 No.7272535 >>7267076 Same. Now am a USAF Major.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 16:38:02 2015 No.7272559 >>7265789 >one

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 16:44:51 2015 No.7272577 >>7263194 The title "captain" holds no power to anyone not in the military, either.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 16:46:07 2015 No.7272584 >>7267210 I see a raising and lowering operator. That shit's 2nd year.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 16:46:24 2015 No.7272585 >>7263169 guy looks like he's 50

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 16:49:37 2015 No.7272597 >>7263548 He started amphetamine use later on in life. Also, how is that cheating? Is it cheating that you drink coffee in the morning?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 16:54:32 2015 No.7272607 >>7272577 What? If you tell civilians you are a "Captain" in the military at 18-19 you are a fucking god. Talk about a pussy magneto and tons of respect

Anonymous Tue May 19 20:20:59 2015 No.7272913

>>7272597
People are cautious with amphetamine because it's controlled by law, powerful, and a bit addictive. However, since mathematics is not a competition, (though academia is a bit like a competition,) it's not clear how much if at all it should be considered cheating.

Anonymous Tue May 19 20:29:02 2015 No.7272922

>>7269713

without the other 6.999999B people, anyone, genius or otherwise, would be out in the wilderness, sharpening a stick with a rock and hoping he doesn't die of cold / hunger / disease / wild animals.

we are all cogs in the same machine. Some cogs may have greater influence at any given time, but virtually all are desirable to the continued function of the machine, including the greater and the lesser components.

Anonymous Tue May 19 20:43:30 2015 No.7272950

>>7272597

"cheating" as in his achievement alone is no longer an accurate enough reflection of his effort or talent in a comparison.

presumably it takes more effort and focus to perform particular tasks without use of a stimulant.

you're right though, if we were particularly anal we'd take into account caffeine intake but it's not nearly as potent, there are indeed an infinite spectrum of relatively minor influences that "could" be controlled for, but it's impractical to try.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 21:04:01 2015 No.7272982 >>7272913 SHHHH So what if they want to degrade and rapidly age their arteries and become demented from mini-strokes. That's their choice!

>>	Anonymous Tue May 19 21:06:55 2015 No.7272986 >>7272982 >That's their choice! as long as they do not whine at the end, asking for a treatment which I must pay partly via my taxes...

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 03:27:47 2015 No.7273469 >>7272986 >muh taxes... crymoar, Citizen

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 03:31:50 2015 No.7273475 >maturity and life experience The only people who I ever hear even mention those two things are really fucking lacking in both. You can be 50 years old and still be an idiot. You can be 20 years old and be very savvy about the world.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 03:37:40 2015 No.7273477 File: 247 KB, 1280x960, 41B.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7273475 indeed, even before 18 many teenagers are not dumb at all. This is why prime teen pussy must be legalized.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 03:42:22 2015 No.7273481 >Phd Oh! What theorem this bitch has discovered?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 03:44:26 2015 No.7273482 >>7273477 Is that India? Bitch probably got raped to death.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 09:51:12 2015 No.7273801 >>7273481 GauB's theorem

Anonymous Wed May 20 10:09:47 2015 No.7273835

>>7267055
>>7267076
>>7267077
>>7267043
>>7265789
>>7263529
>>7263504
>>7263353
>>7263349
>>7263169
You realize most of these math geniuses were raised in an environment that natured their intellectual talents right? Most of these kids were raised in upper middle to upper class households where they were intellectually enriched since they were born which with their natural gifts helped them realize their intellectual potential. If you are intellectually gifted and raised like >>7263578
then you probably will probably never realize your intellectual potential or may not even go off to college. This has nothing to do with leftist philosophy or anything like that, it is just a fact. Anytime you real about child prodigies offing themselves in the New York Times it's always some white upper class family that made their kid play music since the age of 1-2.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 18:59:29 2015 No.7274875 >>7270989 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Donaldson >you will never be knighted for mathematics Kill me

>>	Anonymous Wed May 20 19:06:57 2015 No.7274885 >>7273835 So now they didn't lose the genetic lottery, they lost the childhood lottery. Same difference. Also obligatory GauB post

Anonymous Wed May 20 22:51:31 2015 No.7275304
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Those are just prodigy guys. Genious are another thing. Prodigy is who learn something before the normal time, but genious is who create new paradigms, revolutionize ideas and go beyond the mere understanding of concepts already created by other geniuses

Yeah, these guys are intelligent, but not, absolutely not, genious.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 00:06:26 2015 No.7275423 >>7275304 >getting on a pulpit to denounce people with ph. d's in mathematics >"genious" you are one annoying and stupid fuck

Anonymous Thu May 21 03:06:52 2015 No.7275597

>>7263169
Please. A PhD is a title awarded by a group of professors. It says something about your social skills (you should probably be wise enough to stroke your professors egos) and your stubbornness / devotion more than your competence. Stubbornness can be very good to actually get stuff done and develop your skills, but social skills are not required to actually get really good at something. Especially something technical or theoretic.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 03:19:21 2015 No.7275606 File: 474 KB, 945x574, 1427688761673.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7263353 he killed himself

Anonymous Thu May 21 04:08:19 2015 No.7275658

>>7263177
And not even that. It's related to doing what's expected of you ( pleasing the professors ). If you acquire really good knowledge in a way that doesn't stroke the right peoples egos, you may be out of luck for that title, no matter how good you really are.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 04:11:34 2015 No.7275661 >>7266107 As if that would not be the case in the western world... Inb4 "peer review is important 'Quality Assurance'!".

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 04:15:23 2015 No.7275663 >>7275658 Then learn to stroke peoples egos, if you now really are a genious, how hard could that be..?

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 04:19:12 2015 No.7275670 Galois revolutionized math while a teenager yet he died at 20 in a duel because of some cunt. You don't need to be mature.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 04:20:37 2015 No.7275672 >>7275606 At least that pilot became a world tier celeb. Brobably exactly as he wanted... And yet they gave it to him.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 04:22:54 2015 No.7275675 >>7275670 He got too obsessed with politics. So sad that such really talented people go to waste because they become obsessed with politics.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 04:26:15 2015 No.7275678 >>7275675 No, no it def. wasn't politics. It was a cunt and he was a sad bitter man. Don't destroy this now going all political, anon :'(

>>	Anonymous Thu May 21 04:28:37 2015 No.7275682 >>7275678 Vive le republique! waving around with teh blunderbuss

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