...Budak genius umur 12 tahun ingin jawab persoalan teori Einstein...

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2011Budak genius umur 12 tahun ingin jawab persoalan teori Einstein.

Dalam setiap perkara,Jacob Barnett merupakan budak berumur 12 tahun yang sama seperti budak yang sebaya dengannya.Dia suka bermain Guitar Hero bersama rakan rakannya dan dia juga mempunyai teman wanita.

Namun dari sudut yang lain,Jake amat berbeza.Dia mempunyai IQ 170 (macammana diorang kira IQ pun aku tak tahu lah) mula menyusun 5,000 jigsaw puzzle pada umur 3 tahun setelah dia disahkan menghidap penyakit Sindrom Asperger(bukan sejenis burger).Beberapa tahun kemudian,dia belajar Calculus,algebra dan geometri dengan sendiri tanpa bantuan orang lain.Pada usia 8 tahun,dia mula belajar di Kolej dan mengambil bidang astrofizik sambil mengajar tutor rakan sekelas yang usianya lebih tua daripada Jake.Dan sekarang dia telah di rekrut sebagai salah seorang penyelidik di Universiti Indiana.

Jake sekarang sedang berusaha untuk mencabar teori Big Bang-teori yang memeningkan semua saintis di dunia ini.Lihat video di bawah yang menunjukkan Jake sedang menerangkan sesuatu mengenai teori Einstein.

http://nazirulnazlan.blogspot.com/2011/03/budak-genius-umur-12-tahun-ingin-jawab.html


Ibu bapa Jake selalu memberi sokongan kepadanya.Ada satu ketika,Jake telah di bawa oleh ibu bapanya melawat Planetarium di University Butler.Ibu Jake berkata " Kami dalam keadaan yang terlalu ramai dan mendengar salah seorang pensyarah sedang menerangkan mengenai bentuk planet Marikh .Selepas itu,Jake mengangkat tangan dan menanyakan soalan 'Excuse me,but what are the sizes of the moon around Mars?'".Bayangkan,dia menanyakan soalan itu ketika dia berusia 3 tahun.

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For 12-year old astrophysics prodigy, the sky’s the limit By Zachary Roth zachary Roth – Tue Mar 29, 12:55 pm ET In some ways, Jacob Barnett is just like any other 12-year-old kid. He plays Guitar Hero, shoots hoops with his friends, and has a platonic girlfriend. But in other ways, he's a little different. Jake, who has an IQ of 170, began solving 5,000-piece jigsaw puzzles at the age of 3, not long after he'd been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism. A few years later, he taught himself calculus, algebra, and geometry in two weeks. By 8, he had left high school, and is currently taking college-level advanced astrophysics classes—while tutoring his older classmates. And he's being recruited for a paid researcher job by Indiana University. Now, he's at work on a theory that challenges the Big Bang—the prevailing explanation among scientists for how the universe came about. It's not clear how developed it is, but experts say he's asking the right questions. "The theory that he's working on involves several of the toughest problems in astrophysics and theoretical physics," Scott Tremaine of Princeton University's Institute for Advanced Studies—where Einstein (pictured) himself worked—wrote in an email to Jake's family. "Anyone who solves these will be in line for a Nobel Prize." Here you can watch Jake question some of the key elements of Albert Einstein's theories on quantum physics: http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_theloo...skys-the-limit It's not clear where Jake got his gifts from. "Whenever I try talking about math with anyone in my family," he told the Indianapolis Star, "they just stare blankly." But his parents encouraged his interests from the start. Once, they took him to the planetarium at Butler University. "We were in the crowd, just sitting, listening to this guy ask the crowd if anyone knew why the moons going around Mars were potato-shaped and not round," Jake's mother, Kristine Barnett, told the Star. "Jacob raised his hand and said, 'Excuse me, but what are the sizes of the moons around Mars?' " After the lecturer answered, said Kristine, "Jacob looked at him and said the gravity of the planet ... is so large that (the moon's) gravity would not be able to pull it into a round shape." "That entire building ... everyone was just looking at him, like, 'Who is this 3-year-old?'"

All I gotta say is just wow - finally, it looks like our generation or, rather the next generation might produce another true genius (at least at einsteins level).
I know this may be one of those regular stories out there but man, when I saw this I had to post it and tell it to you guys here on this site.

Story Quoted from this site:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_theloo...skys-the-limit

my-alja

bertuah anak2 tinggi IQ nie kalo duk US....

duk malaya, jadi motivator sajalah...cakap dan cakap dan cakap

btw...ada satu dokumentari BBC pasal kecerdikkan manusia
tak ingat plak tajuknya....dia kumpul segala jenis kecerdikkan manusia kat dunia
seperti quantum fizik professor, jet fighter, dramatis, pelukis, music prodigy...etc
semua jenis kepandaian thru multiple intelligence by horward gardner

pastu dia bagi test demi test....dlm kajian tu kata, susah nak kata
org tau semua benda tapi result dlm test byk2 tu....profesor quantum dgn dramatis
melebihi point drp jenis kecerdikkan lain....

dafiza

cerita pasal einstein dan budak2, td kat kinokuniya baca sepintas lalu buku yg tajuknya "Einstein Never Used Flash Cards". Interesting book...ttg cara2 pembelajaran budak2...play more, memorize less...