For 12-year old astrophysics prodigy, the sky’s the limit

Quote from Craig66:

It's 'Stephen Hawking'. :)
He'll probably end up working for GS.
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The best and brightest don't solve mysteries of the universe. They create Credit Default Swaps and CDO2's. :D :D :D
 
Quote from dtrader98:

Stephen Hawkings Lookout.:eek:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelo...r-old-astrophysics-prodigy-the-skys-the-limit

This generation sorely needs a Feynman or Einstein... where did they all gravitate to, finance?
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I will bet 100000.00 he wont be working for the govt. in the future.

Thats a shame, we need smart people up there, not the Dui/widows/petty ass criminals we have in DC and in the State capitols. Its full of 3rd rate heirs that havent accomplished shit,

Ef
 
I'll bet 50k he won't amount to squat. None of the modern day child prodigies ever produce anything substantial - Pascal forces me to add the words modern day otherwise they're carnival attractions that will experience mean reversion.
 
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I'll bet 50k he won't amount to squat. None of the modern day child prodigies ever produce anything substantial - Pascal forces me to add the words modern day otherwise they're carnival attractions that will experience mean reversion.
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Not true that none of the modern day prodigies amount to nothing.

Yes, they are not successful to the level of Gates, Soros etc. BUt they lead very successful lives in academia, research and even wall street.

You could argue Gates was a prodigy, also Zuckerberg, there are many.

But most often they lack social skills and superb communication skills, which is the real key to leadership and success.

EF
 
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