Meet The 14-Year-Old Quantum Physics Whiz Who’s Already Graduating College | TODAY 

Imagine showing up to your calculus class and there’s just a three year old there

Meanwhile, I check 3+1 on the calculator in the middle of a test just in case the answer didn't change behind my back

When companies want 10 years of experience before 24. This guy nailed life

If the mother had more kids, we wouldn't be stuck in quarantine for this long

When you take 3 flintstone vitamins instead of 2

This is a weird way of calling me stupid but ok

The one friend your parents always compare you to.

Him at 14: Majoring in Physics Me at 14: Closing the refrigerator slowly to see if the light turns off

He's learning calculus at age 3 me at age of 3: mom why moon is following me?

*When you die and reincarnate just to speed run life*

My asian mom after watching this: WhY yOU NoT lIkE Him?

As a physics graduate student, I can confirm he was indeed doing graduate-school level quantum mechanics. At 26, I can barely comprehend these topics. This kid is insane

Imagine asking a 5 year old to help you on your algebra homework

"When you watch Antman and Endgame Once..."

Tip: Don’t watch this around your parents

He’s so smart, yet so humble.

Him: Graduates college at 14 Me: Trying to open the refrigerator without the lights going on

He asked me if he could learn calculus, and I said *_HMMMMMM_*

bro this kid talked about high school like it was nothing while I'm here straggling to pass 11 grade UPDATE: I graduated.

Mom is very humble and honest. There is no secret these kids function on a level we can't comprehend. Mom could be selling vitamins or becoming a RU-vidr life coach to get rich at the expense of her children's integrity but she has the love for her children and morals to not exploiting them. The perfect blend of nature and nurture. Love it.

This young man has already graduated college and can’t even apply for a job yet.. let that sink in.

Him: Learns caculus at 3, masters in quantum physics at 14 Me: Trying to remember what I ate for breakfast

These guys getting a PhD while I’m over here stressing to decide to do my school work

This is proof that if someone wants to learn something they will succeed since it’s out of interest and not forced like most schools do it.

Bruh this lady needs to Have more kids, I'm tryina go to space in my lifetime please

Pure genetics. No amount of love of learning or parenting is going to make a 3 year old understand calculus

This kid: graduates college at 14 Me: why does food get cold but drinks get warm??

Thank you mom for feeding his intellectual appetite at 2-3 years old & putting him in the right environment. To the family many hugs & blessings

RU-vid: “Let’s remind this fool of how much of a disappointment he is”

Imagine how many years he saved from being wasted...

him: it's not like i could just stay home for 8 years doing nothing me: oh. yeah, nope never. that would just be so wrong. 👀

Wonderful, what a blessing these kids will end up being to the world. Imagine what they can invent or discover.

This guy's speedrunning life

Man this mom need to have some more kids. One of them gotta be interested in bio chem they gonna cure cancer at age 6

Kind of crazy since I'm currently going to this university. Congratulations to both of these kids and I hope that they experience the good things in life.

I'm happy the brothers have each other. So they never feel alone.

The third son is locked in the basement collecting fortnite skins

I'm glad the younger brother is also a prodigy. I'd hate to be known as the "dumb one" of a genius older brother.

This gifted kid is learning at 14-year-old what I learned in my early twenties.

01:45 I have all of those things you would normally have, but its just "academically different"... I love how he said that instead of "i am smarter than everyone else." That shows just how smart he really is.

Einstein’s been real quiet since this has dropped

“Its not like I’m going to waste 8 years years of my life sitting at home.” Well this guy is just DIFFERENT man...

This takes speed running to a whole new level

Love that their mom supported them and encouraged them

it’s got to be in the genes. there’s no way a parent could force their kids to learn calculus at threee

Update: He just got his master's

Ok, but this is a 14-year old texan in college? Did Sheldon Cooper die and get reincarnated?

Sheldon Cooper Description: - Texas born -Graduating High school at the age of 10 -Graduating College at the age of 14

Yeah, but does he refer to table salt as "Sodium Chloride?"

Imagine being the second smartest sibling in your family because you only graduated high school at 11 instead of 10 like your older brother.

This young man has definitely mastered the undergraduate things. He wrote equations for acceleration as a second derivative of position - that’s first semester freshman physics - and he wrote the Schroedinger equation in Cartesian coordinates using both differential and operator forms which is usually encountered in the sophomore year. The matrices describing electron spin are junior year stuff and those can be hard to conceptualize at first. TCU should be very impressed with their young graduate!

I didn’t take physics until I was a senior in hs at 17 years old and even then I regularly got 40s on tests. If not for test corrections and labs, I would’ve failed. I managed to pass with a solid B+, but I had to go in every morning before class at 7am for extra help. Math and science has never been my thing. I’m studying to be a screenwriter and animator and couldn’t be happier

RU-vid Algorithm “hey it’s time to remind you that you’re a failure”

This dropped my self esteem all the way down to 0... Thanks a lot kid

i just turned 15 and i'm already proud of myself for managing to submit my math seatworks on time.

"What is she feeding them with" lmao

I like how humble he is. He isn’t waving his smarts around in our faces.

This is the kid that sent the avengers back in time.

What a blessed family. I believe children benefit immensely with parental involvement. Obviously your son(s) are extraordinarily intelligent, however ALL children blossom when parents actively seek growth opportunities for their children. Mine certainly did. She is working on her third degree. Praise God! ❤️🙏

You know I can just tell he's straight up HUMBLE

“I didn’t choose physics. Physics chose me.”

When you max lvl and you make a new account just to troll everyone 🤣💀

He is set for life and his future is bright this is how you raise your kids right

“So what grade is your son in? Oh he’s graduating college rn” me “uh (walks away)

I thought he was going to say, "but academically I'm superior."

this guy at 40 years old: yeah, I made a time machine, not much, I like puppies tho

What's really cool is that he's able to hone his talents but has fun and can do regular things with his life.

I hope the world can keep this kid intrigued with math and other things.. I’d hate to see a story about him having depression, or that infamous “what went wrong with” stories. Best of luck to this young man and his brother. ❤️ Edit: I know I’m late. 🙂 he’s at least 18 now.

Calculus at age 3, still haven’t even touched calculus at age 19

Such and humble Mom.

Oh please when I was 14 I managed to convince my math teacher into playing country road and do a sing along with the whole class. Top that

Well he's now 16 and probably has built a whole space shuttle by now.

Texas? Graduating college with 14 and high school with ten? A christian school?? That must be the real Sheldon Cooper!

Best of luck in life, love from Ireland x

Reminds me of the brief time I worked as sub a teacher for first and second graders.. I noticed 1 kid loved math, once I made it fun to learn, and he had talent for it. I thought him up to around 5th grade level, which only took a couple of weeks. Then school stepped in and I got yelled at.. Because they want the kids to be on the same level. The kids didnt care! So they forbid me.. I never heard from this kid parent. This was in scandinavia 10 years ago. I also believe that every kid is capable of going way beyond what is "normal" if you just let them follow their interest. Some were natural comedians, politicians, engineers, athletes etc. But when you force their direction you can kind of see how their spirit dies. Like when the potential athletes have to sit and learn math and vice versa. What amazed me the most is how little the parents actually knew/cared about their own kids natural talents... Some kids were so athletic and energetic but had to be put on amphetamine to sit through a math class... For others gym class is a torment and get self esteem issues.. For what? To learn exercise? Cmon.. Crazy world.

And I’m over here struggling to get C’s 😀

Him: *mom can i learn calculus?* His mom: *Hmmm*

Update: He took up Call Of Duty, and now he can’t even do addition.

I love the way when two boys love learning

Me: I guess I'm doing good at school RU-vid:Hey look at this

But props to their mom too, she’s sounds like a very wonderful woman and very supportive and doesn’t push them and allows them to make choices themselves and that is amazing parenting

What a lovely family!

I had a friend in 2nd grade named Jack, he graduated college at age 13. I was amazed.

I guess he is the real life young sheldon.

he must watch rick and morty

He’s just built different

1:49 - Man this kid is so down to earth, He didnt even say that he is higher academically so as not to put anyone down

I thought Chicago was a state till I was 16...

lil pump graduated when he born

Awesome kid, very humble

Nobody: Me at 3: closing the fridge slowly to see the light turn off.

everybody gangsta till they see a toddler cruisin' down the hallway

I was just starting to build up my self confidence again... Why RU-vid, why? 😭

I'd love to talk to Carson! At 14, I was learning the basic ideas of quantum physics, and I had started learning science before I was seven. By that point, I knew about the current theories about the solar systems' formation, and I knew about black holes, neutron stars, supernovae, etc. a year later. Now, I'm delving into high-level high school math, and soon, Calculus, while learning about the practical applications of gravitational waves, quantum computers, etc. I want to do something about climate change, and one way to do that while dealing with physics is getting into small modular nuclear reactor research at some point. By these standards I'm obviously not remarkable, but in a way, I love that.

Congrats man. Props to you~

Watching this makes me realize that I'm stupid 😂

Repeat after me... "We're all created equal."

AMAZING!! bravo!

This reminds me that, as we must treat all people equally, there are just some people born with potential more advanced over others.

She selling those eggs?? I'll take 5.