Top 10 People Made History Before Their 16th Birthdays

Throughout human history, child prodigies have fascinated us. Youngsters who are wise beyond their years, or who exhibit extraordinary levels of skill or talent that adults could only dream of possessing. There’s also something uniquely fascinating about children in positions of power, whether it’s boy kings or teens who inherit whole regimes when the rest of their peers are still studying.

Top 10 People Made History Before Their 16th Birthdays

[dilly]

The reader should pay more attention to what he is reading.. He read the same text twice for number 8!

[melanieviselli]

Now when people say they hear voices we call them schizophrenic.

[sazfretz]

Too bad the list didn't include Anne Frank. She's one of my heroes.

[devinrivers]

Wow I didn’t Louis Braille..invented the “Braille” system for the blind, amazing

[erikmcc]

again this was awesome, Thank you :-) btw i love your voice and i subscribed :-)

[empi]

How could they not let a person who has been given the medal of honor into West Point?

[jonnelson]

Joan of Arc didn't begin to have any influence until 1429, when she was seventeen. Thus she should not be on this list.

[ritur]

Mozart’s sister couldn’t have taken piano lessons as the piano didn’t exist then

[needacleaner]

He is reading the same text twice for number #8.

[nancymontgomery]

Where are Sacagawea and Malala Yousafzai? And the virgin Mary?

[jonnelson]

Also, you say Mozart met J.S. Bach. But Bach died six years before Mozart was born.

[claudiabarber]

That was very interesting. I did not know about Babara Rose John's. Excellent inclusion. Will subscribe.

[jamescook]

They should have let Willie Johnston in west point. The military academy

[brnwld]

Your voice fades in and out on several of your videos. Actually all of them that I have seen so far. I'm going to have to unsubscribe if this continues. Your facts are good but something is very messed up with your audio. Please work on this.

[carlcushmanhybels]

So Pascal was a genius in math; but how was he in Latin and Greek? Hunh, hunh?

[DellaZA]

Why would a channel make use of an electronic voice? You don't spend so much time narrating yourself and will do it much better?

[ScratchthechalkBoard]

So Joan made everything worse, she made it religious, makes it all devastating from that point on

[ThePiratemachine]

a lot of irrelevant comments by people who don't make videos on this interesting video. A repeat? Who cares.

[sazfretz]

Ivan the Terrible was never emperor. The first Russian emperor was Peter the Great.

[matismf]

The courts have no problem with "separate but equal" as long as it favors a Preferred Species!!!