The Young Codemaster: Raising a Computer Prodigy | On The Red Dot | CNA Insider
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- He codes, he writes his own programmes and he’s helping teachers to set up computers. And he’s only 8. But what could it mean when your child is ‘too smart’? The story of Seth Yee and his parents, on On The Red Dot's Wonder Kid series.
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About the series:
Four children with four exceptional gifts - a computer genius, a violin virtuoso, a star gymnast and a dazzling chess player. What is it like to be one in 100,000 or even one in a million?
From friendships gained and families uprooted, it’s a fragile balance between pursuing their potential and not losing their childhood innocence. What hidden sacrifices do these wonder kids and the people around them make to fulfil their grand ambitions ? We go behind the glamour of awards and achievements and find out what it truly means to be a child prodigy. - Věda a technologie
I also play minecraft and use redstone
eLTIMIMI but do you play ksp. I am so cool i play ksp
Yea i can make a trampoline
i play minecraft bedrock edition and i managed to make 3x3 piston door without CZcams
@@misterfather3281 ok i did better
@@101jlb i do to ayyy
Lucky for this kid to have very supportive parents.
Dad : you need to take a break and start learning how to program
Me : no
half a year later (or so)...
Me : doing a Google CTF challenge
Dad : You need to take a break from your computer, get outside and play with your friends
Me : what the fuck?
it really happened to me
Yeah there was another kid on here who’s mom didn’t want him to do tech
Actually warmed my heart so much that 1. They were so supportive and 2. That schools like that even exist. I can't imagine how different my life would be if I had an education like that
Supportive and Knowledgeable!
I started doing robotics from scratch when I was 6. But my family didn't have enough money to buy an arduino, or another board, so I could only advance in the area when I was in 8th grade. I do not blame them, they supported me the way they could, when I was 8 the give me a Soldering Iron.
i've accomplished "hello world" at the age of 29 , and i am an asian too , if my parents found out this video, i'll be dead
🤣 🤣
LOL
Me at 30. Asian also. Toast for mutual death, my friend.
@@AniSepherd972 Yes yes true HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA
you still have time to improve
I appreciate that his parent’s understood that he had the potential of coding and making games,I’ve seen many kids willing to make games,code,do 3D modelling but their parents didn’t gave them the right tools.
Also would like to see a update when he turns 18
reminding me back when I was 9 I really love coding with vb6, c++, and assembly. but unfortunately as much as i love coding, my mom hated me doing stuff on computer because she always thought i was just playing games all day so she never supported me. so here i am now, a 22 yo man who's struggling to answer an easy question in leetcode
@@ulbsualbrykya7141 Same bro, same
@@ulbsualbrykya7141 delusional mom gang
@@ulbsualbrykya7141 I am still a kid, I am a professional web developer but I can do programming, whenever things are done, things = studies. I have a jarvis like program in python and a web developing black book. I am very lucky to have parents like this. They are doctors
@@ulbsualbrykya7141 o thenk u
He's the kid everyone calls Nerd in school but he comes out to be the most successful
Unfortunately there is little correlation between GPA and grades attributing to success in later stages of life. The most successful people are those who can leverage their network, communicate, manage a team, and are resilient in social situations with aspects of technical skills. But the kid does seem smart so if he pairs it with excellent social skills he will definitely go far
@@fahimzahir2085 he doesn't care about his Grades that's what makes him different
Bruh
Not always, I was that nerd kid and the only thing I get clear is that I'm gonna suicide one day xD
Not all the times in my class we had a bully and a nerd kid nerd kid is now minimal wage and the buly has his own cafe and he is making very much money
Mom: I kept searching the internet what else I can teach him.
Kid: Cooking Meth 101 @1:46
LMAO
Bwahahahhahahah
LMAOOO 😭😭
And then he can open an online portal where he can market "Seth's Meth".
This is some big brain idea 💡.
Lol
May God give strength to his cousins🙏❤️
LOLL
IKR LMAO
lmfao 😭
Ikr🙂
LOL
I love the dad's opening comment "Seth's brain is a mystery to me. I'm a software engineer" The fact that he is a software engineer is what made it so hilarious.
i mean most software engineers are basically paid to google stuff lmao
*clap clap clap* yes exactly my 1st thought!
Kid just said aduino is a programming language
@@Hellohiq10 I mean, he can program things to make 'em do things, so it ain't that far off.
@@mcbakebreadjr5180 yea but arduino isn’t an programming language. There is no unique syntax. It is a platform, with its own libraries that uses other programming languages like python or c++. I mean he probably knows that and is just simplifying, unless...
I used to be like this too, remember to keep the child motivated, and not over praise.
I was told I was ahead, gifted, already understood etc and I became lazy and if anything, have fallen behind now. Keep him challenged
Damn, I'd like to hear more about how your life is going right now?
@@ducluongdo8012 demotivated was the theme for years, but recently picked up a great job that's resparked my interest in a lot of things. Money was never a problem so I've got that to thank
I feel your struggle. My parents took me to take an IQ test at the age of 4 and I scored 137. They didn't do what Seth's parents did for him though. I remained as a "distraction" to the other kids and eventually became too bored to put in any work. It sucks. A lot.
Same here
@@samloop7511 its never to late to reach your potential lol
Oh c'mon! At least once in his life, he must've used Stack Overflow.
probably his dad used it when "helping him"
😂😂lol
no doubt!
Yeah definitely he used😆😆
lol
Him at 8:
"JavaScript and Python"
"Hey, me too!"
: _realizes i'm 23_
🗿🗿🗿
🗿🗿🗿
@Horroristic I am an indian and my friend who is 12 knows python,Java,Javascript, ruby,html,css,c,c sharp.So it is just that someone is getting spotlight.The code which he is doing is literally what I also did when I was nine as I just didn't had that stuff before it.So don't compare yourself bruh.You know the languages better than him 100%
I am 24 and have just decided to pursue it field as a career with nil knowledge of programming but you know what better late than never😊
His JavaScript games better than me and I'm 15 LMAOO
@@annvicshasingh3012 funny how you are telling this adult to not compare himself. When you’re just unnecessary bragging. YOU are comparing yourself to him in a bragging way and that’s hypocritcal
Amazing, here I am at 22 being motivated by a kid who's living his best life. Kudos to the parents for catering to his needs
Same, the fact that the parents are so understanding and do active things for the child makes me even feel a little envy :(
@@joaquimramis4124 this is so bittersweet.
On one hand, it's beautiful to see parents nurture their kids' creativity and curiosity in such a positive and constructive way, makes me think this is how parenting should be done.
On the other hand, how many people are doomed to miss their growth potential because their parents don't have the time and resources like these ones do? I love my parents and appreciate how hard they work, but we were robbed of so much time together in order to pay bills and keep a roof that they're practically strangers.
I was raised by screens, disconnected from my family's culture, feel out of place with my own family, and the more I think about this whole situation literally billions of other people are in, the more disturbing this whole system is.
@@geobot9k It is very natural it is like that. Everyone is taught go to school at 5, but not to learn before then, then go to uni and then get a job. Then get married. In life we all pushed to do things in a conventional way. How to love someone how to speak how to sing how to walk how to dance. So I don't feel bad about it.
I read about prodigies growth and experience. basically learning can start at day 1 for a baby or even in the womb of the mother. So such parents are unconventional and different. Therefore will get results that are different. It is a road which has its own dangers. Growing up very intelligent or at least very educated changes you as a person you will need other support measures in place and your own parents may not even be capable or have the natural fortitude for it. Look at South Korea and their society and their low birth rate. This type of living where extreme emphasis on education isn;t for everyone.
Also top Ivy league university take extracurricular activities into account because they understood learning outside of school is very valid.
In the West, this kid will be bullied, kicked and then praised by everyone when he fails the exam and becomes traumatic. West is fcked up
You are not alone!
Society keeps reminding me that I have no talent
Mycake_Korean bruh
Mycake_Korean me 2
Me too T.T
Nah don't worry this isn't talent or something just a kid with rich engineer parents
FVKK YEAH ME TOO
At the age of 16
i was able to use "GOOGLE"
that's cool though
Wow,. Great..
You are so dumb dude, I was using Google when I was 15.
What’s a “GOOGLE”?
@Harsh Maurya I wish I was as smart as you.
The little brother is absolutely quiet because he knows that the bar has been set very high 😜😜😜
I didn't even notice the little brother because I was so bamboozled by the kids intelligence. 😂
@@mcbakebreadjr5180 same lol😅
My husband grew up under his brother's shadow. Brother is now an egoccentric, know-it-all annoying person, who unfortunately grew up blinded by his own brightness. Their parents did not push my husband to be like his brother, they just let him be himself. And he came out just fine. I am very sure these parents will also do a great job with thier youngest son.
Him at age 5: learning chemistry and doing experiments at home like a professional
Me at age 5: my water droplet won! YAY
RELATABLE
I did that still at the age of 11 Lmao
It's good though enjoying your childhood
@@jambo6683 *surprised PiKaChU* *Face*
Im still 9 come and insult me the heck that you want, i learned HTML At Age 8 and its n o t hard -_-
dont belive me?
copypaste this in codepen
hi
there now come insult me the heck you want
Him: CODEMASTER
Me at 13 yo: print("Hello World")
Also me: Nasa, I'm coming for you
this made me crack up so hard my yolk fell out
U even typed hello world wrong dude... no offense but dude... but for me Ikm a bit more advanced but not as the kid, I’m even older than him
@@pianodna-james3147 Bruh I didn't typed it wrong.
@@pol165 Hello Word?
It’s supposed to be Hello World
@@pianodna-james3147 oh yeah. Well Im not so good at english because im not native
Not flexing or anything but I can do print("Hello World”) I’m somewhat a professional coder myself.
Same I just learned that today
@@blackcatpirates8134 justearnt 2 day in quarantine
😂Thats funny. I'm working on HTML and CSS currently. I'm just starting there.
Well, it's actually wrong XD. You have two different types of quotation marks.
@@angel-ig just go away Mr pro coder man thingy
Man... this is beautiful and depressing at the same time...
I was already tearing joy, feeling happy to see a kid being happy and flourishing. But the quote of the father at the end of the video and the mother nodding her head agreeing, made me press the like button. Good that they intend to help humanity - there are people who couldn't care less.
Him at 8: *CODEMASTER*
me at 15: “Mom where’s the ice cream”
me at 8: that sand looks yummy
@@sillysour2348 XD
Me at 15: “I forgot how to solve for X”
@Joseph Arden that’s the best one I read😂😂😂
Me at 28: That sand really looks tasty
every Asian parent right now: my kid is a disappointment
My cousin’s 6 years old, he does math for 10 years old.... and his mother is still not totally happy about what he does.. and yes we’re Asian:(
@@thuyPham-gz9dd Bro, I'm 10, that's insane that they aren't as proud of him when I get a line of 9 in my grades. Oh and I line of 9 means a line of 90-99 which is an A- to an A+. And I'm in the continent of Asia too.
@@its_aj251 my dad when I get 60% in math :
What can u do properly apart singing like that Charlie Pugh dude
*Me tries very hard again and next time scores 91%
My dad :
Omg!!
So less why didn't u get 98%
Wtf
@@hxdx6950 Bruh.
@@its_aj251 lmao
And my bday was yesterday
He is the “the other kid” every Asian parents talk about
Ooooooooooh very scary
Seth: "I am going to see a quantum computer? Yey!!"
I can't relate😑
8 years old: Awesome in JavaScript
17 years old me:
*Doing Overclock on my computer by placing the clock over the cpu*
The clock might actually work if it is made out of copper, shaped with fins like a heatsink, and also if the TDP of the Processor is low
xD
@@cek0792 you also need an unlocked cpu, a motherboard that supports overclocking and has good vrms and hopefully a good cpu that can overclock well although it's not very easy to win the silicon lottery
@@arvin390 it's not funny if we have to explain the joke
@@TheDarkL0rd lol whats wrong with over clocking intel, it seems like you know nothing about computers
"The most important thing for a bright an curious kid is to stick to one thing and take it to end"
Im 16, i wish i learned that earlier
It's never too late
Yup
I'm 22 and I wish I learned that earlier. Kid you have a lot of time left in you unlike us so keep going
Wish i learned that 10 years ago, I’m 20 now.
Only found out at 21 that I really want to learn coding wish I took it in highschool. Feel behind and to start another degree is a tough decision to make
This kid is so lucky to have such nice parents, and resources
Amazing how they were able to parent this guy to have such a curiosity and passion for learning. They also clearly have the money to put him through any kind of education and mentorship he wants. Sky's the limit!
Me at 15:Yay we are going to disneyland!!
Him at 8:Quantum Computers!!
Me:wtf is that
Hahah that's cute
he is too dangerous to be left alive :)))
that’s actually really cute
Pusheen 333 czcams.com/video/JhHMJCUmq28/video.html this might help you understand wtf are quantum computers
different time m8, we live at the time that we didn't know what electronic thing is....but now it change, i saw a kid playing a game with his ipad
#nooffense
16 years old me:
"Why does Microsoft won't work?"
English must not be your'e first language
zana baubliene wHat aRe yOu taLking abOut ??? hEr graMmArss AmEziNj
@@zanabaubliene9565 your*... remember possessive pronoun
17 years old me *dont even know how to turn off the computer*
@@eclairsnipe4448
Wow I see a Stay! ❤ hahaha~ Well, It took me few minutes to analyze what botton to press first to start a damn computer hahaha😂 I basically can't relate with the intelligence this kid have~
God I love being reminded that I'm a useless human being on this planet
lol
You aren’t, tho
Same
Same
Relatable
So great to see such talent being raised by good hearted and sensitive parents. This gives so much hope.
A school that lets you choose what you wanna know?
American schools: I’m gonna pretend I didn’t see that
Its not just American school
Ever heard of Indian schools?
Bro in india you have only doctor/engineer to study
Nothing else
American kids: WelL i aM Not gOInG tO CHoosE aNYthInG ThEn
@@hoichuncheung6600 im gonna chose how to make BEAN
Imagine what little brother’s gonna feel, growing up in his brother’s shadow!
it depends on how much his parents shove that in his face. If they don't do it at all, he'll most probably grow to feel healthy admiration for his brother
@@orti1283 I am pretty sure most parent shove their kids how talented and hard-working their siblings are
@@m0li You said it, 'most'. There's still some hope in the world
Honestly I was jst thinking abt this. Bcuz his parents are like giving more attention to Seth
@@orti1283 there is nothing wrong with being proud that youre child is smart
I'm so glad he has such a supportive community including his mother, and can attend such a helpful school.
Seth's journey as a gifted youth who is inspired by everything, but also inspires those around him to guide him towards a singular path. Can't help but feel the metaphor for what it's like growing up in the modern age for Millennials and Gen Z.
*makes a redstone project in minecraft*
"seth has always been fascinated with quantum computers."
Well that fucking escalated
Ayy he has a high iq
@m1necraftG4m3r_432 he is playing stock ksp (vanilla) and not a modded realistic areo model so the areo model he is playing is wack and not realistic so its easy for even a 5 year old to understand, he is not super smart since he plays it.
wait is he sethbling the redstone extrordinare
Dr. Omnicron E but he still knows how to code and is very good at chemistry for his age
"Seth has always been facinated with quantum computers" *Plays minecraft in the background*
Angelslime you can do pretty complex stuff on Minecraft with those redstones.
@@TheJustin500 haha
Angelslime im not kidding. You can create computers that can process simple tasks there.
@@TheJustin500 true but i doubt hes doing that, prob making that minecraft stripclub
@ZalaxciGaming i buildt a roller coaster in minecraft once... 200 IQ
I wish I could compliment this kid face to face, but he's doing some awesome work and he's got a bright future ahead of him.
This little kid is lucky his dad is a software engineer. Or else he would of started at age 22 lol
Your father don't have be a software engineer
@@9bitmax533 he's probably just saying the father has enough knowledment to know what to teach teach him and send him on the right direction. An ordinary person would be lost and not know what to do with the kid --or would just think he's strange and that he should adjust himself to the others, ignoring his potential.
Well, parent support and good environtment is also part of why he became a prodigy
U didnt watch the whole video.. He had 134 iq at the age of 4. Even if he didnt have a father like his he would still be more successful than you. Im glad he walked on the sotfware engineering path. If he continues to learn he might have a huge impact on the computer world. Stop being jealous. You better support him instead.
@@FuntimeAG nolo said his son, not him.
"seth brain mystery to me"
also him: "im a software engineer"
You don't have to be a genius to be a software engineer.
@@b3nl555 yea but imagine being a software engineer at that age
edit: I’m stupid
@@arcioko2142 The dad or Seth because I'm talkinh about the dad
@@b3nl555 obviously Seth
edit: I’m also stupid
@@arcioko2142 Seth isn't a software engineer, his dad is.
I thought the comments were going to be like "omg this kid is so good boi, he will be a great man when he grows up". But the comments are more like "this kid is not smart at all, i can do all that stuff and more. And he isnt even good at the program language oh my god". I guess im the only one who didnt know programming languages when i was four
Well now it’s pretty common. I used to work at a summer camp teaching 5-10 year olds Java with arduinos. Some of the kids progressed extremely fast and got to the point were they had began self teaching other languages like python from watching tutorials on CZcams. This generation has a lot of resources if you have the motivation to use them.
yeah but only if the kids have the interest tho but ngl that kid IS smart
@@alanwake4537 PRODIGY! Must disect you to save the world.
@@Im-mv6bf everyone but you, youre just 12
Crusage I guess I wasn’t the only one given all sorts of programming games at age 4.
Well I am kinda dumb so I’m not one to talk.
Cheering for you Seth! You'll be a great scientist, ten billion percent sure!
Great parenting and amazing kid full of hard work and natural inclination towards coding!
Imagine being so smart that the teacher cant even teach you...
The teacher doesnt teach him.HE teaches the teacher.
@@chillreptored53 Tru
It's alone though
i have that problem its called suffering from being to smart cause no one has the intellect to under stand that every thing we learn is easy and over explained and compilcated and use less and you will never use it in the real wold but knowing smart people things like 3d modeling code and electrical enginering is just a flex to remind the mindless people around you that you have the supier intellect
it happens to me my teachers are so dump. i used to correct them whenn they goes wrong....
Him:
1)is a child prodigy
2)plays minecraft
3)has a girlfriend
Me:
1)plays minecraft
"Well you see, you and I, we're not that different"
Mix the Minecraft gameplay with some Hacking that will eventually lead to an Successful Mod or Adventure Map.
Girl is his friend brah
Ofc minecraft is 99%
Me:
*Knows how to make a 3x3 piston door*
*Knows some basic web code*
Also me: You see, I am somewhat of a prodigy myself
He's basically fugo from golden wind
wow, this young man is so inspiring.
Being curiosity is the Best way on how we learn things faster
You know how did he has it all, because he has smart parents yo!
Not really... if he didn t have understanding parents he would just be labelled as an autistic
Nah it’s because he’s Asian
XxgamerxX1224 funny joke. Never heard of that one before
Ikr it's not like it is asian
@@p2728 what
It's so cool to find your interests really early in life and your parents really go out their way to support you. I hope he becomes very well rounded
He might create a freaking time machine at the age of 18 who knows
Asian culture forces you to keep improving to be the best, in the meantime in the western culture we are surrounded by weak young generations living comfortable thanks to their parents. And by the way it probably stress them a lot, I don't think it's all positive, but at the end, young people has to understand that to be good at something you have to struggle, no one will be good at anything without some struggle in life.
True...
I'm here at 34 trying to learn python, just started with print(7 + 10)!
@Peter D ofcourse there are always people who are selfish, but not the whole of South East Asian Parents.
@Peter D yeah atleast they dont waste time doing cringe tiktoks, not all asian parents are strict
@Peter D all the time so u mean every asian teenager kills themselves? Then there should be no teen anymore in asia only afults and little kids probably toddler
Meanwhile 13 yo me sitting in my room with 3 bags of chips coding a discord bot to order pizza: 👁👄👁
Me who just got a little more experience in animation:
Me who can't even solve a 4 lines and one of em has a error in python: ಥ‿ಥ
Me trying to code minecraft plugin in Java and broke minecraft
@@kridacreations119 lol
Me with no talent: (ᗜˬᗜ)
A software engineers says to his own 11 year old son , his brain is a mystery to me 😂😂😂😑
Wait 8 years old 😪
I mean... i started coding and programming since 7. so 8 years old is a great start already.
Nathan Adhitya what does that have to do with his dad not understanding how his brain works because he's a genius
# 187 fuck off hater
kool minecraf kid 872 that name and pp be on point 😂😂😂
And it took me 4 months just to paste a CSGO cheat
oh you play csgo wanna play together?
XiovV wtf?
It took me 1 year translating my chinese skeet V2
BasedMitchell well there anti cheat is state of the art
lmao i feel u
Thank you so much for sharing this content. This is a big help for everyone.
Awesome kid. Continue to learn all you can Seth. One day you will help us all.
I can name first 9 pokemons in order. I’m 30.
FIRST 10 .................IM BETTER XD
Still a skill.
I can name more than 50 Pokémons. I just turned 30.
@@yguc9342 well happy birthday dude!!
@@alenjoju2661 tnx buddy
Me in college barely printing “hello world” 🤣
Literally me 2 months ago
same
Me literally only searching for codes to survive haha
Me last week and haven't progress
lets try ...
ding
"Hello World !"
He's only a kid yet he's able to understand how algorithms work. and several things I still have no clue what they are.
Fantastic!
His english level is much better than me at the time I was 18. Brilliant!
grow up fast, we need your help.
Crazy Candy Crush agreed
I thought you're expired
Crazy Candy Crush yes ruin this kids childhood by growing him up fast make him another machine for these corrupted governments. Ruin him. Sure. All for your selfish desires.
Leila Le What the fuck are you talking about
Crazy Candy Crush ahahahahahahah
Man I love this kid,
but I hope he also develops his social skills as well.
Met smart people that ended up unhappy, because they can't communicate with others.
Kappa he certainly does well for his age though!
Frank Lee I agree! Looks like he's doing what he loves.
Kappa aiya but u see in the vedio he can even teach lessons so he's probs ok communicating
It's not they are unable to communicate. Normal conversations and people are boring for them, hence they are unhappy.
Well, he's communicating in front of a camera and showing himself to the world. Even most extroverts aren't able to do that.
Everyman has a passion and creativity. This boy's parents could understand his creativity. But our parents don't try to understand the same.
He is a gift to humankind.
Kid goes overseas and the other kids are excited for him to go to another country, but he's more excited that it's a quantum computer lab. Bless him.
mate he lives in australia and went to Sydney in australia
well different county itself is nothing special
I'm not as smart as him but I am making a programming language even if I am 9 years old
He gets bored not doing Chemistry 😂😂😂
Bye guys I can't listen to this anymore .I feel so embarrassed 😂😂😂
😂😂😂 same
same here
Umeleta muchene huku
Same
Chemistry is actually fun
Thank you for sharing.
youtube promoted this to me.
what a right time.
I am sadder now that I cant do a thing.
This kid plays Minecraft?
He is too epic for this world
A Man of culture
@@notglen3315 u meant mumbo jumbo junior
I can’t even do math
@@notglen3315 wut
@@iggy7875 at least you can do meth
My Asian parents: what are u doing
Me: trying to learn some coding
Asian parents: what tf is that u still need to be a lawyer
Xd xd relatable😂😂
Whenever I start with my python course, they say, "stop wasting your time on this and instead study some real subjects like chem. And physics."
@@kedarrana2747 Well jokes on them the software's they use rely on programming.
@@kedarrana2747 boi my parents don't know what bio or Chem means
My parents in the nutshell
This kid already accomplished life at an early stage... Where and what brains cells does he have?! I needed those!!! WHERE WERE YOU IN MY LIFE?!?!?! 😭😭😭
Came here to procrastinate from my coding assignment, came out closing youtube and continuing coding my assignment with my self-esteem and confidence shattered after posting this comment. Life finds its way to get you back on track
"today we're going to be using redstone"
*two seconds later*
"seth has always been fascinated with quantum computers"
Lmao
S--- just went from 0 to 100 real quick
S--- just went from 0 to 100 real quick
Good job, kiddo! Here's a tip for your future career, don't work on EA or Activision 👍
Lmao!!!!!
Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂
Better devlop your own gaming engine
You don't know shit,stfu
Lmfaoo omgg
Ladies and Gentlemen, We've found the real Chintu
😂
🤣 🤣
lol
I understood that reference
I didnt get it can someone explain?
here I am at 19 being motivated by this kid.what aa brilliant mind he has.
*Don't you dare going to my channel...*
I can move my hand
I can smile :) > :D > XD(Laugh)
HahahHa
I can breath
I can write this comment
The fact that he can also TEACH is astounding.
It doesn't matter at what age u become curious, you should be thankful that u became curious at all
this little baby is inspiring me.
For every kid diagnosed with a "gift", who was able to slide through High School without a challenge, but now struggles because they never had to study for a test before, listen very carefully to what the professor says at 4:00
I felt called out by him 😕
Lol. I don't think this applies to Geniuses. There's a reason he's a professor and not Elon Musk.
Research says that intelligence
kills people
Causes early deaths
Will lead to Jesus taking you back to heaven before your due date
@@GG4EVA623 so what? Death is death... Just accept it as is.
that is the most valued advice for any science enthusiasts
0:33 i like how he put 20 aletrs to fake loading xD
Frankeke that is cute haha
You need to press the ok button on the alert 20B times... XD
i was about to go lol until I remember he's 8. 🤦
"Every Asian parent after this: my child is a dissapointment"- someone in the comments
Me: I'm a dissapointment
My friend is an testing dev/builder in his own game, just for me and my friends, he can rlly relate this, may god bless his cousin 🙏
Here is another episode of CZcams recommending me videos to prove how talentless day dreaming fellow I am
Well you can accually try to learn something, not just complaining on the internet. All you need to do is try
@@FatCatMaht he’s only joking
@@FatCatMaht r/woooosh
Join me in my Church for talentless people.
@@azureshieru423 count me in
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Please enter a name me too mate 😂
Hello here, I’m considered a smart kid back then but bully nullified the form factor.
@@ethangallagher7314 fuck you
Same
Please enter a name you are almost correct
Some people are made to become a genius,
but this kid is on another level, he is born with it.
Seth is going to grow up to be a superhero!!!💪💪
"So do you guys just put the word Quantum in front of everything" - Ant Man
When he said udemy, i was ready for their online courses ADvertisment
Lol I also thought that. But the truth is udemy is really awesome
@@sourovajmain2048 It probably is, but i see their ads everywhere xd
@@capitalltech Yeah marketing fact bro. You know there is so much competition in online learning platform. If you are not good that much and don't do marketing then you will surely lose the market.
The one I always get is "Do YoU wAnT t0 mAsTeR mAcHiNe LeArNiNg AnD sKyRoCkEt YoUr CaRrEeR?"
Skillshare is website that allows you to. Oh no why do I hear boss music.
Life gave him an amazing gift.
WOW Gives me inspiration to try even harder
i'm 14 and currently learning web design and proggraming, i was losing hope and determination. This video brought it back. thank you
watch NetNinja tutorials on youtube, thank me later lol
@@lashondamiller2982 brooo i already watch him, hes great
@@peeei7423 you're in good hands then 😂 but yes, for now I would just focus on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ReactJs, and probably angular and vue for the frontend aspect
@@lashondamiller2982 im currently learning c#
@@peeei7423 I'm going through JavaScript again and learning Angular
Me : "Mum! I learnt how to spell photosythesis!"
Him : "Mum! I hacked into NASA today!!!"
ALster time
Me: Mum! I finished python!
Lmao u sure u learnt it? Coz the spelling is still wrong 😂🤣
Me: Mum I can spell "apple"!
DERP傻蛋 LOL
@@crispy516 hahahahaha ig not
hi, thanks to this video, it really inspires me to be more enthusiastic in learning. I also happen to be a young programmer in data scientist, I'm still 17 years old and I've also managed to learn a lot of things about matplotlib, marker, linestyle, color and scatter or the statistic bar that I used learn. thanks for this video.👍👍🙏🙏🙏
This kid is on another level while I'm yet to level up.
Me at his age.
Me_ *cries*
Mom_who wants a lollipop.
Why is this true
You are putin.
Mom cry, and you give her lollipop
@@lau6438 exactly 😘
Whoever made you cry they should be going to gulag
Lies , we know you rode bears putin.
So he’s finding a cure for the corona virus
COVID 19 only kills people with a weak immune system.
UAHA ToxicBoi u don’t get the joke do u?
Aj K1NG why would you joke about it people with a compromised immune system are at risk to die
No but he find a cure for meth
UAHA Toxicboi take a joke
Him: JavaScript and Python
Me: screaming over a bottle flip
Seth is an inspiration!