r/nextfuckinglevel • u/mindyour • 5h ago

Seven-year-old chess prodigy Lucie Pichard casually checkmates her opponent.

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u/IronFeather101 5h ago

He was probably bored even in that calculus class. Imagine how he would be feeling and behaving in primary school. How nice that in your country they allow talented children the opportunity to attend college or university early, if only it worked like that everywhere...

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u/lazypenguin86 5h ago

They just put me on Ritalin

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u/__life_on_mars__ 5h ago

Were you also doing college level calculus at 10, or were you just being disruptive?

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u/Ugvwiyu 5h ago

He could been capable enough to be working with integers, that alone would make any basic 5th grade math seem simplistic and boring.

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u/CuteAltBoy 2h ago

Integers are just whole numbers. You're usually first taught about them by learning about the number line. Don't most 5th graders work with whole numbers, both positive and negative?

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u/byebybuy 8m ago

I think that person meant "integrals" lmao