This boy is wise beyond his years but his intuitive, cogent, concise discussion on “life” and our lives as beings in the universe is spot-on. If you think we are alone in the universe, we aren’t! If you realize that you can get so much mord from your life via a larger, broader global perspective.
I love the way he talks about the ants as an example of the universe. Music is spectacular. If you open your heart and mind to some of the things he talks about-- you will see it too.
Smart kid!!
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This is one very very wise child.
Stevie Wilson,
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The kid is a genius, part of lots of worlds..Thanks for posting this. I have to wonder if his parents are physicists or just gardeners.
No clue but I HAD to post this. He’s just amazing. let’s hope he doesn’t lose this ability to look at things globally.. I know that there was a point when I was 9-13 when I saw things far beyond what adults did.. and then I became a teenager.
He’s a junior Carl Sagan. The young ladies and astronomers are probably already lining up to get dibs on this maturing genius.
no young ladies at that age.. boys still have *cooties*.. but eventually if he still is like that .. middle school will be interesting. He’s got genius written all over him.. providing he doesn’t get distracted or someone puts a lid on his budding intellect.
Wow, that’s what we call a “tweenie genius”! Great find!