>>16960964
>local whizz kid invents a new nuclear reactors
its okay when white people do it right?

>>16960964
Rich=High IQ=Inheritable=Genetic superiority=Petrodollar

>>16960964
Read their stories and you will find that often their parents had garages to spare for their little one's hobby and convert to a makeshift lab. Also buying power supply instruments and chemicals from specialized sources that may not be available in your town's hardware store and require shipping, whether for their own use or the kid's. Also being at home and being free to monitor the kid so he doesn't deep fry himself while working with the circuitry. The last point alone shows privilege, but their stories brush it off as if it's all normal.

>>16960964
if it's so easy, why didn't you do it
>b-but my dad said no
beta behavior. when your dad says no to you building a fusion reactor, you ignore him. then you would be mr. oswalt; instead you're just anon mad about greater boys.

>>16961551
>normal 12 year olds have thousands of dollars saved
Ok retard

>>16961057
No, it's still stupid hyperbole.

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>>16961057
nice clock, ahmed

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>>16961552
>you should have ignored that your dad said no, leading to obtaining $2k from him.
theft

>>16960964
>how they’re being set up to fail later in life when the realization hits that intelligence is supposed to be a tool for contributing materially to society, not a personality you present for social gratification.

And yet here you are

>>16961929
brownchud? need it or sneed it?

He already mastered self-promotion. The most important skill for success.

A lot of rich parents know marketing is a great way to get rich and famous these days so try to get them in the papers early. Greta Thunberg is only famous because her parents are publicists for example.

>>16961552
the average 12 year old has thousands of dollars' worth of toys, consoles, videogames, fortnite skins and god knows what else
parent commonly spend thousands of bucks on vacations, tutoring or instruments for their kids.