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Child prodigies showcase remarkable abilities far beyond their years, excelling in fields like math, art, and science. Their talents often inspire awe and curiosity, redefining expectations of what young minds can achieve.

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Chris Manning1 year ago

Why are they pretending this is good?

GoBack: Nov 21 19631 year ago

You can’t be serious! 🤡 The gig is up on the outrageous level propaganda.

Jaime Aguilas1 year ago

The Math kid is just memorizing formulas like a robot. He likely has zero creativity. Drawing, reading, writing and building allow for more creative growth that makes success in adulthood. Combine that with math and you can do anything.

Dianne1 year ago

Really silly segment🤦‍♀️

Louis Rukeyser was a legend1 year ago

You can't be serious. This clip shows nothing. The parents are typical parents who think their kid is a genius. Total eyeroll.

NYArtistRoseSerrano🎨🖌1 year ago

His is ridiculous

HBA1 year ago

👀 sure

Brock J1 year ago

@CBSNews What am I watching, good lord! It’s fine, hope he is a happy child, sorry if I assumed his pronouns, but how does his art qualify him as a prodigy?

Brigitte Poischen1 year ago

@CBSNews My son Joel was exactly like this young boy: born to explore and create. Today, he has his own company which, among many other things, creates the comic books for Lego... A creative life is a meaningful life - if you love what you do, you do it well!

Nick Ruterbories1 year ago

@CBSNews Is this supposed to be parody or something?

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