Oh, Genius one! I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but my recommendation to you is to stop thinking that you are some kind of genius. If you were, you wouldn't be in a normal school.I think that my uncle could be concidered a genius. For example, He was sent to a special school for the gifted when he was only eight. He graduated from MIT at the age of 19. He works for the government now. I don't know in what exactly. You might have an IQ of 125, which is pretty descent, but not high enough. Besides being an accountant and speaking 3 languages, I also tutor math. I love to tell my pupil's parents how smart their kids are. Its great for bringing in more clients. You know. (My child’s tutor says that my kid is gifted. What’s his name? I think my son is gifted too. Its all about business my son. Always think about the following paragraph. Its half Italian and half Spanish with a little Latin in it:
Ma que dicci filo de putana, En este mundo siempre va a ver algien que sepa mas que tu. El inteligente de verdad nunca esta diciendole a todo el mundo lo habil que el es. El genio de verdad es admirado nuca por el mismo poti conselto y en tuto mundo.
The most important words about this passage are: The true intelligent individual never mentions to the world how bright he or she is because the world already figure it out.
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Originally posted by youngprer:
Nice advice, Alex. 
I've peaked his interest with PR, and Einstein Factor. Perhaps there's more that would finally get him to ask - "could you show me where to get this?"That's something that I've been waiting for. I find that it's best to not ask them, or offer them anything, but rather let their curiousity go to you.
