The Seven Year old surgeon!

Its incredible. Stunned by his knowledge and how how much he actually knows about medical things. He has plans to cure cancer?
 
He's a facinating kid. So much knowledge yet not worldy wise with perhaps a little arrogance bit then at 12 what else would you expect. :p
 
Yes, I just thought that "Slightly big headed" when the asian doctor said "Lets try it then" and he said we cant "its in my head" .... hm...
 
watched as much of it as i could.... what a load of @#*%.

He may have memorised a few bits of books, but seems to have no real knowlage, and the leading questions..omg i dont know anything about cancer n could have anwsered as much as he did to those questions.

It was too much to carry on watching that rubbish.
 
He definitely didn't get the recognition in the UK that he recieves back home in India but like it or lump it, with an IQ of 146 he's no dumbarse.
 
Without bragging, I would admit that I have a good biological knowledge and watching that, he didn't actually give a valid answer to any question - merely spouting jargon. His 'grand cure' for cancer was absolute **** tbh. Ethically, lasting gene-therapy would never be allowed (due to the dangers of it going wrong / being passed into the human gene-pool) and practically, what he suggested is impossible.

I will admit that he has a knack of parrot-fashion learning but when it actually comes do doing any research etc, he'd be useless (as the IQ etc proved).

His parents need to let his head deflate and send him back to school!
 
Minxy said:
He's a facinating kid. So much knowledge yet not worldy wise with perhaps a little arrogance bit then at 12 what else would you expect. :p
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That's exactly how I felt. Lots of ideas, very excited and very bright. However he lacks a lot of "real world" understanding and basic skills other than intellectual exercises. Furthermore he skirted around questions and made bold statements. Still impressive and there's no doubt he's gifted or certainly has a lot of advanced knowledge for his age. However as stated in the program it could just be that he developped early... he failed dismaly on the pattern recognition and association tests.
 
Freefaller said:
Lots of ideas, very excited and very bright. However he lacks a lot of "real world" understanding and basic skills other than intellectual exercises.
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Exactly, I don't doubt that in several years (when he would be going to uni anyway) he would probably be outstanding. Until then I think that he probably needs a bit of actual work rather than learning from text-books. He clearly had absolutely no idea how long and labourious lab-based work really is - a target a day :rolleyes:?!?!
 
guys, hes only 7 as you said. maybe he cant put across what hes trying to explain as well as he could. but i dont think some of you should go as far as hes talking about jib.

im sure when you was 7 you didnt have anything more to say rather than you wanting the newest power ranger, so give the kid a few years into his teens and see what he can do, im sure by then he will be fully able to explain what hes trying to put across to people.

geesh!

Davey_Pitch said:
What an arrogant child. I hope he has the intelligence to go with that ego.
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Minxy said:
He definitely didn't get the recognition in the UK that he recieves back home in India but like it or lump it, with an IQ of 146 he's no dumbarse.
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tbs said:
guys, hes only 7 as you said. maybe he cant put across what hes trying to explain as well as he could. but i dont think some of you should go as far as hes talking about jib.

im sure when you was 7 you didnt have anything more to say rather than you wanting the newest power ranger, so give the kid a few years into his teens and see what he can do, im sure by then he will be fully able to explain what hes trying to put across to people.

geesh!
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If he's as smart as he's meant to be, he's smart enough to know he's being a cocky git, talented or otherwise.
 
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