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Is the Life of a Child Prodigy Lonely? | Where Are They Now | Oprah Winfrey Network

[ko.]

pov: you’re here because you saw the other video of him from 1999 and you wanted to see him now.

[catlady]

His parents raised him well. It's not so much about his intelligence as it is about his empathy.

[lovingweirdo]

I've never seen such an intelligent person who seems so normal

[blackisback]

I was entering college with this kid when he was 11yrs old. Now he is a little genius and I'm just a poor broke fat slob watching YouTube videos

[allme]

He seems to not only have a high IQ, but a high EQ as well. That makes a huge contribution to how he relates to himself and others.

[jessalyn]

So well spoken, grounded and humble. Such a wonderful man he’s become.

[NikoleHorkin]

He’s our family’s hero because our son just completed his cancer treatment at this amazing hospital. We are blessed to say that our son is in Complete Metabolic Response and I have to say it’s because of beautiful, intelligent humans like this. If he ever reads this, I just want to thank him for his work. ❤️🙏🏻

[JVanProduction]

The first characteristic that you notice about him is not how intelligent he is but how humble. He doesn’t come off as arrogant or haughty but willing to be a teacher.
Is he on TedTalk? I would like to hear more of what he would have to say.

[Skatejock]

He comes across as humble and I credit his parents and himself for that.

[emilywiebel]

I really love that his parents made a effort to make sure he was still a kid and got to do kid things and have friends his age. They did a really awesome job raising him.

[iAmMadeOfSoup]

I hope he can become president like he said he would

[Luke]

When he starts talking about cell chemistry you can actually see Oprah’s brain shutting down momentarily from overload, but she recovered nicely 👍

[stheday]

The thing that makes him incredible is his desire and actual actions to help other people.

[Xu_Xin.]

damn his charisma the way he carry himself and talk without stuttering is amazing its so smooth

[jacolyn]

Wow, it is refreshing to see a gifted person who seems to be the anti-sheldon cooper.

[reubination]

Yes his parents have done a fantastic job raising him. It’s probably no easy task to have a child like this. Great job mom & dad!

[hummingbird]

I love how humble he is. Congrats to the parents.

[ezkqiel]

Normal parents : Your grounded from playing games
Greg's parents : Your grounded from studying.

[jaiso]

he seems more humble, than the egoistic ones

[cademancaden]

I loved how he said "everything" as if he's no different. That makes him relatable & likeable.