Child prodigies and geniuses | 60 Minutes Full Episodes
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0:00 Introduction
0:11 Alma
13:14 Jake
26:35 Boy Wonder
40:04 The Mozart of Chess
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I love how she talks and express herself. And I love how she said I’d rather be the first Alma than the second Mozart. She’s amazing. She’s a miracle of life.
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All these kids got something in common. Two loving supportive parents. Just think how many geniuses slipped thru the cracks. Awesome show!!
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these kids are lucky to have their gifts respected. I always think about how many simlar kids were born into ignorance, and could never flourish
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Alma & her parents are a beautiful group of old souls, traveling together, bringing out the best in each other. They are truly blessed.
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Having been a “prodigy” child myself, and now struggling in life, I can confidently say that smartness does not make you successful, making good decisions and being emotionally strong is what makes you reach success
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This statement from Jack, when asked about his intelligence, really caught my attention “If you don’t have the creativity to put the knowledge to use then you just have a bunch of knowledge and nothing else”
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I love that Alma is so well adjusted to being a prodigy and a 10 year old… what an incredible young girl ❤❤
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She is so blessed to have been born into a family that recognized and supported her talents. Can you imagine if she had different circumstances? What it would be like to have all this music inside of her and not being able to express it? It would be madness
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Here are some updates on our prodigies: Alma is still creating beautiful symphonies at age 18. Magnus Carlsen is now in his early 30's and considered by many the greatest chess player in history. Jake Barnett is still pursuing a PhD in physics at age 25 which is the age most ordinary people are working to obtain theirs though he had a huge head start on them. Jack Andraka's pancreatic cancer test still has not gained any traction after 11 years of testing but he is a Machine Learning engineer at Stanford.
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“I’d rather be a first Alma than a second Mozart” - oh, snap. She isn’t only talented, she is wise. Good for her!
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What I love the most for the musical genius and the young man working on the test for pancreatic cancer is their desire for a better world. God bless you both and your parents.
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I am struck how confident Alma is, in a way that challenges adults. Her laugh is magical. Infectious, genuine, totally unpretentious
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Notice how these children are very well spoken for their ages, along with being extraordinarily gifted? Those are rare feats!
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I would love to see more programs like this celebrating people with amazing abilities.
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It's truly uncanny to see that amount of confidence, composure, and talent come from a 12-year-old.
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Much credit to the parents for recognizing her amazing gift and supporting her to reach her dreams!
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Alma's music brings tears of joy to my eyes. I am a lifelong musician (classical voice and several instruments), and her creativity is awe-inspiring. Thank you for sharing this wonderful child's story with the world. I'm going to find her pieces online and buy them right now!
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Jack is so inspiring to overcome doubters and lack of encouragement. These great kids give me renewed incentive to keep exploring, keep learning, keep questioning, and keep pursuing answers.
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Very impressive. When I was 12, I fell down a flight of stairs at school because were havingTacos for lunch and was way too excited. Broke both my wrists and a rib.
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My jaw was on the floor this entire video. These kids are extraordinary, and give me hope for the future in a messed up world.
