The Blueprint on How to Raise a Genius

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[Skylerbuns]

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[GrayGasana]

"dad why was I born?"
"For my thesis"

[JohnSmith-jxye]

Lazlo didn't choose chess. Lazlo chose math, but Susan showed tons of interest in chess. Lazlo was then like "eh close enough" and everything pivoted from math to chess.

[huckchilli]

My parents used the very sophisticated method of emotional trauma.

[alexandersheron]

Him to his wife: Can we make test subjects?

[chain-wallet]

i love how psychologists use parenting to test their theories

[mcdonaIdsfries]

“Make education fun”
Schools: I didn’t hear that

[heheheha]

Bro had a whole family to test his theory 💀

[bodhi_bear]

"Oh you want that toy? then you need a job, now go get one." That's what I remember

[reagengilbertpinontoan]

Him:"start as early as 4 years old"
Me at 19 years old:"well sh*t"

[marc_]

Crazy how having fun while learning is better than do homework for 8 hours a day

[MehdiMolina]

Geniuses: « Choose one subject and stick to it »
Leonardo Da Vinci : « Hold my beer »

[austinkentner]

Asian parents: I’m already 10 steps ahead

[nevermind]

My dad did this too, he had a theory! But it was a blueprint to being an alcoholic. Way more fun to be honest. Cheers!

[mmax]

"I'm seriously considering trying out this blueprint"
*Turns back into a 4 year old*

[elementallobsterx]

Parenting that creates geniuses. Just nourish a child’s interests, and they’ll grow up to be a genius in whatever they like. That’s it.

[heathertaylor]

this really makes me feel better. my son wants to be an astrophysicist. I'm homeschooling him and guiding him toward this career and everyone says I'm fucking up because he needs broad education. but he soaks information up for FUN. he's 10 and it's literally like I can't teach him anything he doesn't already know from following his passion for learning. I feel like letting them guide their education and path is extremely important as well. if it's their passion, it's like a fire sets in them that can't be put out.

[Anonymous-gkjo]

That’s just called genuinely caring about your children and their education

[TheWanderingTigress]

I may have unintentionally done this to my little brother. When he was around 3-4 years old, I started playing school with him, teaching him math using my old school books and educational materials, and I helped him just like a teacher would, while making it fun for him. In the end, he ended up advancing two classes in school due to his past educational playtime.

[moreplatesnodates]

The problem is the guy himself also was a genius so his kids logically would always have a higher chance of being a genius themself