Aren’t reporters supposed to be curious about things? They’re the sort of people who like investigating and asking questions and junk, that’s why they got into it, right?
He’s in Mensa! He’s already finished a semester of college!
This is a 9 year old kid. “Well, there are a few things that I want to be. An astrophysicist, an engineer, a nuclear chemist, a software developer, a rocket engineer…”
When I was nine we were all “I want to be a vet because I like animals…”
But apparently he’s graduated high school online (thanks, Covid hysteria!) and is a genius. It says he’s a genius right there in the title, so it must be true. Um, what classes did he take? What exams did he pass? What certification? What’s with his distinctly odd parents? “I just had to break out of the box… think outside of what people know, and what I know, growing up… and give him chance to be and do what he is dreaming to be and do.” (Kamala?!? – Ed.)
Okay, it’s not an important news story like Joe desperately trying to find his notes/marbles during the State Of The Union Address, but the state of the media is frighteningly weird. And I’m not trying to pick on a kid, his parents are doing that already.
I couldn’t make it through Neil DeGrasse Tyson, but there’s always this:
