Dr. Daniel Kabat Interviews 5 YO Suborno Isaac

Dr. Daniel Kabat, www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q102298266
Prof. Soborno Isaac, barisciencelab.tech/
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[@steveking3992]

People are impressed with this kid's math skills, but no one's giving props to the MIT Scientist who can cycle his bike at 32mph

[@jeffnagata416]

lol

[@prakrititzborah9032]

xd

[@avrahamvidal4255]

LOL 😂, Very True Dude

[@Michael-ik3fc]

*skateboard

[@MrJbchocolate]

Who cares……my electrical unicycles rides at 35 mph easily so do the modern electrical augmented bicycles…..we want to know whether he broke the law or not.

[@aleksandar2046]

Imagine starting off solving a problem by erasing what the teacher wrote lmaoooo love it

[@robertross9567]

Ya bro. That’s not how I solve these problems... b bye! Watching this kid’s thought process is gold.

[@khaaysclipz6955]

LMoooo

[@Prinx6]

Lmaooo

[@juicyjessica2298]

hes like i don’t even need the question… i have the answer already

[@theindiandragon4821]

His approach is practical unlike any other mathematician, that's why he wiped out the damn equation in the first place...

[@AlexCruz-zf1qn]

Best part of the video “I am much older now, that’s why I know this problem” that’s an example of how his brain really works…. He understands the progress and learning stages very early patience.

[@gary903]

That was both a funny and an amazing thing for him to say!! 😂

[@Patriot1789]

I’ve known kids like this as a student and as a teacher. My admiration for his curiosity and his love of explaining what’s he’s doing is very deep and my fears for the ignorance and bullying and emotional distress he may have to endure from others is also very great. The world doesn’t know what to do with people like this. May his genius extend to his emotional growth as well because he will certainly need it.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

Unfortunately this kind of thinking about emotional distress, bullying and ignorance held me back in school. I was taking all the 5th grade teacher could throw at me when she called my parents in. She told them that I was consistently doing 7th grade work and they wanted to move me to 7th grade. My parents said No, he'll get picked on. I said "Let's go! They won't pick on me too long when I have the answers they will be looking for." Sadly, I was held back, lost my motivation and never did good in school thereafter. Disappointed in adults is what I learned. Never hold back a child that excels, Never!

[@Rubydoo61]

Curiosity rules!

[@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro]

What a wonderful little boy, mash'Allah! He has a gift yet, he seems so humble. I hope and pray for his protection. Unfortunately, there are many people who would try to do him harm, out of envy! ☹️

[@dunexapa1016]

I wonder if he will use his genius to live in a sustainable manner? Actually, he may be forced to soon ...

[@mujtabaalam5907]

He's probably homeschooled

[@hnoelmerchavarria565]

Who else here watched the whole video and didn’t understand anything but enjoyed it?

[@MrAlvarez23]

I'm in the 10 mins and I'm speechless lol Wow for a 5 year he's brilliant

[@itsallbiznz155]

I thought I was the only one lol

[@mickilicyes5399]

Haha didn't understand a thing and I still watched the whole video.

[@KrazeiMann]

🤣🤣🤣 present here

[@norcalpinoy9618]

I didn't understand anything I just wanted to watch him. Maybe math is not for me...I just wanna live without too much problems. I don't wanna think too much.

[@kalebtlt1630]

His ability to do math exceed his ability to speak, which is mind blowing.

[@cbrooksusmc]

You can see him write the problems and solve them faster than he can explain what he is doing. Def hard to wrap my mind around

[@chuck5279]

@@cbrooksusmc X = "🎵We don't know🎵" 2:46 & 3:12 Too cute for words!

[@Zdub811]

And his ability to draw a bike

[@SteadfastHero]

5 years olds usually don’t have a big vocabulary, his vocabulary is normal for his age and actually enhanced with his mathematics terminology

[@allclay1993]

@@Zdub811 Most people can't correctly draw a bicycle from memory, to be fair haha

[@MikeAlano]

when he multiplied 3x3=9 and 2x4=8...i thanked the heavens because I understood that part.

[@jlotoo850]

Hilarious....LOL

[@rakesh_raj492]

😂😂

[@QuoteTopia]

😂😂

[@Geatarful]

That 1st problem is solvable in like 30 seconds but he still takes the really difficult route and explains every detail of it... what a legend

[@roncaruso931]

Legend? Please!!!!

[@DrAlexisM]

@@roncaruso931Well he is only 5! I am a mathematician and I can confirm this is _very_ impressive for his age. 🩵🥹

[@davidodonohoe1773]

Lol. I didn’t even understand the question in the first problem. But yes. Absolute legend

[@roncaruso931]

Legend? Look up the definition of a legend. Einstein sucked at math in school. At that time, he was thinking about re writing the laws of nature and the Universe. This kid is nothing.

[@insising]

No.. he was in fact not pondering the laws of the universe at 5 years old. He was just starting to speak. He was not dumb, surely, but even gifted people aren't doing much algebra until they're at least 7 or 8.

[@thomask.hallie7783]

He gained my respect just after he erased the formula that was given to him

[@eleonorapasqua1946]

Time stamp?

[@charleyjr.iriarte7428]

LOL! Same! ahahahahah

[@lecadou]

Same here

[@exec2705]

@@eleonorapasqua1946 lmao its in the very beginning when the prof is giving him the bicycle problem

[@godsson9986]

01:35

[@oliverwan1520]

"three times three equals nine in the three multicaplations table" Ahh yes, this part I understand! I think i'm getting it now!

[@bikramjit671]

EPIC😂🤣.😢 ME TOO

[@frederiknordberg1771]

He said that right when I read the comment💀

[@prlreviews1729]

LMAOOOOOOOO

[@shabnamkhatoon4980]

@@frederiknordberg1771 same happened with me just reading the comment and he told this line,...wow what the probability

[@fatima-ezzahrabadaoui4198]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DrewskiTheLegend]

It’s fun watching this little guy. He is so eloquent and definitely has a tremendous amount of potential. I hope he is doing well years later!

[@neov100]

His explanation is absolutely brilliant - crystal clear. Kid is a born teacher and the gentleman sitting with him is so kind

[@emreduygun]

the boy is gifted, not only he knows mechanics and does the math, maybe more importantly, he sets the stage, explains and gives reason and context before going into solution of the function....very good ! I hope he reaches his full potential and lives a happy life

[@juanit0tackit0tackito2]

the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of sins, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, if would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen

[@isaacwolford]

@@juanit0tackit0tackito2why in world are you posting here… you comment literally has nothing to do with this topic

[@kobandrama2531]

The boy is not gifted. The term gifted is a joke. This is a boy who is extremely blessed to have parents that put him on such a splendid path. He didn’t solve problems fresh out the womb. He was taught probably in such a way that positively reinforced his solving skills which we all possess, only fueling the satisfaction he gets from solving the next. Truly is wonderful to see such a young child be so smart. But given the perfect circumstances, little Einsteins like this are born.

[@c.l.368]

@@kobandrama2531 If you think talent is a joke then you're the joke my friend. There are children who are born mentally impaired and will never learn to speak, let alone do maths. On the other side, there are people who are gifted and can learn mathematical concepts in a fraction of the time that an average child would take. Work ethic is paramount in life, yes, but you're not doing anyone any favours by denying the undeniable. There are people who are born with better aptitudes than others, period, and the fact that you and others might think this is unfair is irrelevant to this very simple truth. Stop trying to "make things right" by lying about reality. Honestly, you can only make things worse by doing so

[@jrlterry]

@@kobandrama2531This reminds me of a college student who just took psych 101, but instead it’s Malcom Gladwell.

[@michaelrexrode3759]

I love it when this prodigy so casually erased the professor's setup of the problem and restated it.

[@SomethingSeemsOff]

You're riding a skateboard now.

[@suntzu6122]

LOL Why does it need to make a mess on his board when hes got that sh$t on lock lolol

[@Smokesteve]

What evs guy wha evsss.

[@LowLight420]

Peer review.

[@JGLy22086]

Yes😊

[@d-.-axx]

The sheer room for further improvement all-round for this child is like no other. His head-start on a better life of knowledge has me wondering which area of expertise he wants to delve into next! WITH ALL MY HEART I HOPE THIS KID FULFILLS HIS POTENTIAL!

[@Jackjohnjay]

Whoever taught him was fantastic. It take patience, trust, and love. Kid is well adjusted and very capable.

[@sbaur92]

This kid at hes 5: -solving problems with MIT professor Me when I was 5: -eating soil from ground at my backyard

[@rishabh2026]

Me too

[@erpinas9155]

🤣🤣

[@zeppkfw]

I was punching banana trees at that time 😭

[@nayansuna2452]

😆😆😆

[@yassinekernis4253]

I was hunting birds with my slingshot

[@anirudhkoushik]

Everyone is talking about the child but the teacher who has made an effort to teach the child is an absolute legend ... I wish every student can find a teacher like this kid has ...

[@sohamchoudharitheuncertain2479]

He is self thought.

[@peterkorpotkin6320]

@@sohamchoudharitheuncertain2479 no one is self taught. Or May be you are not familiar with calculus..

[@anirudhkoushik]

From my personal experience I think a guru Is the only one who can impart knowledge in a human ... How ever intellegent a person can be one should always respect his teacher because without his or her guidance the world cannot leap an inch forward ...

[@tapankumardas3292]

@@sohamchoudharitheuncertain2479 nonsense

[@sohamchoudharitheuncertain2479]

Am not saying litraly self thought (like basic to be taught to by someone /teacher not everything is taught to him after getting some knowledge he must be able to learn things by himself as he can teach I think maybe he had lerned the hard parts himself and thanks for saying me nonsense As it is different for everyone atleast I don't have like u.

[@KerriRusnak]

The professor is amazing with him - gifted or not he’s still a child. What a delight.

[@omnirhythm]

Dr. Kabat seems to be enjoying this so much he can't get enough of it. Isaac already has the demeanor of a teacher, being descriptive and using diagrams to make the problem more accessible to everyone. It's really a sight to behold to see the human mind fire on all cylinders* *quotation needed

[@WayuHawa]

The smile and the politeness of the professor is enlightening

[@Yodumeee]

When your a math professor at the top math school in the world and there's a 5 year old in front of you better at math than yourself all you can do is smile.

[@jwvandegronden]

being able to just sit there and keep his mouth shut while the kid is working his way through the puzzle, is awe inspiring. One of my biggest challenges when my son tries to work his way through a challenge: SHUT UP! (that was directed at myself ;-) He isn't anywhere near this kids amazing talent, but he is one smart cookie with a similar eagerness for knowledge and a brain that just about stores everything he sees. Nurturing that is a hell of a challenge to keep your kid inspired yet keep the playfulness of a kid of his age. Great professor, lovely kid. For him, this is just the way he is and what he knows. He isnt aware of his extraordinary talent, even though he registers of course he can't share most of his hobbies with his other friends I suppose, he is just being himself and enjoying himself. Wonder how his parents are. To give him this amount of room to explore, learn and yet to feel a kid at the same time, takes some extraordinary parenting!

[@solome6478]

@@jwvandegronden I agree with you. The parents seem like they know how to foster his mind.

[@alijane6675]

He doesn’t just solve it, he’s a natural teacher!

[@Katalinmason]

I think his teacher speaks to him with courtesy and patience and so, he speaks to others in the same way.

[@sarahcesar5813]

I would like him to my teachher.. 🥰😘👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@nerd_alert927]

He became a professor after receiving his PhD, at age 9.

[@ourglass3346]

Even Paul Rudd was impressed 😂

[@mdmahtabur8611]

​@@Katalinmason I think. his. talent is a. divine. gift skipping some steps òf evolutionary process with a single jump.

[@egilrostad2992]

I love that he refers to the multiplication tables earlier for the easy math and then just instantly converts the square root of 3/2 into a decimal in his head at 11:18.

[@BrannBergenBy]

Good catch, the older proffesor was equally impressed.

[@sam5992]

that's because it's three halfs

[@sternbach-software]

Could be he knew the value a priori. It is a common fraction, especially in trigonometry (the unit circle)

[@Daniel_25]

@@sternbach-software I’m no math wiz but I’m not sure that a priori is the correct term there. Maybe there’s a different sense of the word that is used in maths though I’m not sure.

[@TheJwlasichuk]

He explains and draws what he hears into the equation...amazing!😊

[@smylyface]

A 5 year old is talking about how he's smarter now because he is older... he is precious.

[@charleyjr.iriarte7428]

Yeah! LOL! That shocked me too! And the professor was...

[@suelong9523]

Such self awareness. As I'm watching this it occurs to me he almost needs a booster seat; just the irony of it all. Also, someone please get that kid a drink of water

[@charleyjr.iriarte7428]

@@suelong9523 Ahaha! Do say!

[@dkr7517]

Oohh ☺smylyface☺ nice to see you here

[@smylyface]

@@dkr7517 👋 Hello! 😁💕

[@shivakumar499]

Meanwhile me at the age of 32: slowly closes refrigerator door to see at what point the lights turn out🐵

[@s.k.shandi4937]

I also did this at the age of 20 hahaha

[@Apnagallery8557]

I have also tried once

[@2Cool4U-d7h]

Lol

[@srerindu]

😂

[@kunaljoshi906]

Lol

[@nkosinathilinda904]

He is super adorable but also scary smart. I like how he's thinking through his solutions and not just regurgitating what he already knows.

[@dac8939]

I went to Oxford and this kid explains better than some undergrads!

[@Jackjohnjay]

Even aside from TA’s, it is a travesty what awful teachers some academics can be.

[@kwakugyeabour111]

Dr. Daniel Kabat was chair of my Physics Department and my professor for Quantum Physics. Hands down one of the best, most patient teachers out there.

[@ourglass3346]

He looks like Paul Rudd 😆

[@AnthonyLopez-di5vv]

He looks like Paul Rudd sitting through a long explanation of why Thor is the strongest avenger@@ourglass3346

[@Wiintb]

I love the professor who is super sweet and gives the child all comfort.

[@SUZSMITH]

Meanwhile the kid has five x more powerful of a the brain than the professor. All kids are geniuses we just knock the genius out of them

[@Jetsetfastfood]

@@SUZSMITH Not all kids are geniuses. Get over yourself.

[@user-un8wd8tn3m]

@@Jetsetfastfood Most people are talented at some extent but at depends on environment and how their society views it, I don’t think all societies values education.

[@Jetsetfastfood]

@@user-un8wd8tn3m I replied to Suzanne who is so delusional that she thinks all kids are geniuses. Evidently she is not one of those kids.

[@sscjessica]

This is amazing what an inspiration at any age you can continue to learn and explore the wonders of maths, I hope people see this as an inspiration and what an incredible human being!

[@LAGoodz]

My autistic nephew is like him. My brother and his wife aren’t the cleverest, but somehow they’ve produced a genius. I do worry about his future as he’s very vulnerable and naive. I’ll always be there for him. 💙

[@twincherry4958]

That's my greatest fear for these types of people

[@Ervinabrahamian]

You can't always be there for him, you might get hit by a bus someday. Teach him about the harsh realities of life so he's ready just in case everything goes to 💩 and he's all alone. I hope that isn't the case and you're always there though, just saying.

[@scottsmith4469]

He's not only solving the problem, he's teaching whom ever comprehends anything outside the 2's and 3's multiplication table. I feel like I learned something I just don't know what it is.

[@sithanakase7642]

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 Same here

[@micahcurry4359]

how to draw a skateboard?

[@300desmone]

You learned "Love" lol

[@eddiemoise8079]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@PedroFerreira-vn9qk]

He is teaching this preety well. If he was any older and had more experience speaking I’m sure u would understand exactly what he was talking about. Like even the teacher wouldn’t explain the problem like this

[@xikura]

No amount of hours would be enough to make my 5 year old even act out the first couple of minutes of this with a script. This kid actually doing this is beyond impressive!

[@minglingli7097]

have u seen chnese parents ... poor kids

[@l1me_y]

yes chinese parents.... way too harsh

[@babkeebabkus8177]

@@l1me_y it's a form of child abuse really...even for this kid he is making forced coughs often out of the stress of figuring it all out

[@babkeebabkus8177]

@@minglingli7097 the pushy parents and the pushed kids don't even know it's a type of child abuse...it's highly likely that humanity is naturally mentally ill so way more messed up things are happening to kids all the time on this planet

[@minglingli7097]

@@babkeebabkus8177i agree to ur first point indeed that the parents and the kids don't know that it is child abuse. i think on the other hand it's mainly the last gen problem. parents and their parents are so trapped in their head of so called success that they ignore the actual goal of raising the kid

[@cbleforce]

The look on this teacher’s face is one of love (of learning) and pride (in teaching, in the amazing view of watching wisdom passed on into a new generation). It’s a beautiful thing to witness. {Albeit hard because this kid knew more about math at likely age 2 1/2 than I know as an adult middle aged human with 2 children of my own! Please send help!!} The boy keeps clearing his throat, and it sometimes feels weird. I wonder if there’s something going on there, psychologically…? I only mention it because I do the same constantly, I think due to allergies, but I sense it’s annoying to others, etc. but it’s been a weird constant with me. It took me awhile to catch on, but something clicked with my own neuroses. Is there a reason? Just curious. What a special and amazing child. Simply brilliant. Same to be said for the teacher.

[@ayoutubecommentlurkerinits9024]

His process is so accurate and mythodical like a human textbook. The detail, clarity of his explinations (especially for maths) is more clear than most teachers. It's not that he will become one of the best teachers. He already is.

[@xl000]

unlike your spelling I guess

[@olivenwosu]

I love the patience of the scientist. This child is extraordinary. 👏

[@badnoodlez]

It's not even patience...he's having fun with him. I would have given an arm to teach a student like this.

[@ariadneschild8460]

His brain is calculating quicker than he can speak, amazing . Einstein wishes he was doing this level of math at this age . This was a pleasure to watch.

[@bobbisparrow2228]

I can't stop smiling. I simply love this kid! He's more entertaining than anything I've seen in many years. His math skills are far beyond mine, and I'd love to learn from him. I'm a psychologist (Ph.D.) and I'd love to administer the WISC with him (IQ test). Just to watch and experience his mind at work!

[@BariScienceLab]

Please email me at [e-mail] for his IQ test

[@Alejandro-zd5jd]

Did you guys really made that possible?

[@kakabelly57]

The cutest line- I am now getting older and so faster. A real boy, a real child. God bless him. Amazing

[@rb00777]

His fundamentals are fantastic. He just won't go the usual 'taught' way of solving the problem. Also, he didn't just rote learn the periodic table. He knows a lot about elements too. Genius. I hope he grows up to be a very smart and humble being and doesn't run into a rat race. A mind like his can actually solve some extraordinary problems we are facing today.

[@antagonisf]

i just hope they have a suitable learning environment for him, smart kids like him go to the usual school system and lose their skills in the process

[@TIO540S1]

I saw an interview many years ago with a child of, I believe, 11 years old who was about to graduate from college. The interviewer asked him what he planned on doing as a career, given his amazing gifts. He said "I'd like to be a game show host."

[@JamilKhan-hk1wl]

I believe even chemists dont memorize the periodic table as it is unnecessary

[@innyakpabio]

He also understands the concepts of AI, Algorithms, & Androrithms. His mind is super.

[@JamilKhan-hk1wl]

@@innyakpabio wtf is androrithm???

[@nephronpie8961]

We shouldn't compare ourselves with Soborno, rather celebrate his existence. Also, hope he gets to live doing whatever he enjoys.

[@AleQuintana-lq5vo]

Exactly! I reed comments so bad and i only can think what happen to that people! He is a genius! Sometimes I don't understand why the people be like that!! We must celebrate this potential and intelligence!

[@godtrader6102]

Anyone trying to compare themselves to him with have a rather depressing time lol.

[@asukalangleysoryu2077]

too late. i can't stop comparing myself to him and i kinda feel bad for me.

[@pnuema1.618]

Did you write this to convince your self lol!

[@asukalangleysoryu2077]

@@pnuema1.618 i'm joking.

[@MSIContent]

Awesome. He’s so comfortable with his understanding.

[@TheUmaragu]

You can see how happy this MIT Professor is to see what he loves so much has such a nice future

[@74the_magpie]

This child was so delighted to be given a problem, he’s got an incredible mind, such a joy in learning. Square roots at 5 😊… he sounds like he’s teaching the teacher. Adorable.

[@EDITABISAYALIFEINAMERICA]

❤️❤️❤️

[@VenturiLife]

Yes, he absolutely loves problem solving and has the ability.

[@delhk2443]

Absolutely stunning you said !

[@celestialknight2339]

*Just a reminder:* at the time of this video, this kid had been alive for literally less than 2,000 days.

[@iiTzoreo1]

Lil bro is speed running this shit

[@JohnNy-ni9np]

He attended an accelerated syllabus while in his mom's womb.

[@batouttahell454]

Great

[@xl000]

He could literally be an accountant right now if he wanted.

[@coffeetalk924]

Astonishing! When i see young gifted prodigies like this little guy I always think of Mozart. You know Beethoven was a genius as well, but he made mistakes. He was known to rip up entire scores, or scribble out notes and start over because he somehow knew that they weren't perfect. He was definitely a sort of refining type genius. Young Mozart, on the other hand, almost never made mistakes. It's as if he was channeling the universe. And more shocking still was the speed at which he did it.

[@Jmanrocks321]

The most impressive part is how he keeps his shirt clean

[@jared0801]

"If I make a mistake on the periodic table that's okay because everybody makes mistakes!" 😂 this kid is just precious!

[@dylangoran7337]

Ong. Why wasn't he my teacher?

[@khaaysclipz6955]

Awww

[@quinnquestions39]

I read this right as he was saying it...

[@SquirrelTheorist]

@@dylangoran7337 Same!

[@imfriedchicken]

Can you give timestamp

[@clp3777]

Mother to baby learning to speak: Say "Momma" Baby: "Euler"

[@shazraabdulwahid2400]

Smart joke

[@kunjupulla]

Lol

[@pablogrijalva1581]

Hahah, it would be even better if he said Ramanujan

[@hilal-e-bhikharistan2569]

😁😁

[@peterkorpotkin6320]

Haha

[@mayasharma121]

Patience and Smile of prof Danial, May you have a long and healthy life 🎉 ! Yes this this kid prof has great Teaching skils!!!!

[@snicklefritz2358]

I'm sooo glad we have such smart people in the world !!!!

[@damienwins6185]

When I started the video: "My kid is so behind" When I finished the video: "I am so behind..." I love how Dr. Kabat is in complete bliss while watching this kid.

[@EviLLeoJ]

It only took a few seconds of looking at the white board behind them to know I was behind. Very much so.

[@908two]

Lol

[@mosaleem789]

Its not that you or your kid are behind it's that this kid is just super ahead

[@spulos1]

Your kid is so behind, you are so behind, i'm so behind, everybody I've ever known is so behind! FYI: I flunked sandbox in Kindergarten!

[@bartholomewhenryallenthegr5332]

Underrated lol

[@rossdelacruz8119]

Gifted child,his parents for sure are so proud because of his unique intelligence.

[@JulesUS8386]

I Love his excitement in his explanation of solving the formulas, “ show & telling” his work, but also telling you what that means in the word problem you gave him. I found him very easy to follow! His age snuck in when in the middle of working the problem, his attention is suddenly switched for a bit to really wanting to eat the candy lol. Then right back to working the problem. So cute! I think at times his mind seems to operate a little faster than his speaking or possibly its pure excitement in him to solve problems. His enthusiasm is so captivating! As soon as you gave him the problem, his mood seemed to go from a kind of bored to sudden excitement. Some day soon he will be a great professor if he wants! The sky is the limit with him. I wonder what he will solve in the future. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a Nobel in his future! The video says it was uploaded 5 years ago, wow this young man is already ten! Time flies…you want to do the math on that?😉 I wonder if his parents are gifted as well, or did he pass their intelligence a couple of years ago lol. At what age did his parents/teachers know he was given this gift of knowledge? He also has a lot of charisma too!😊. Lovely video, and beautifully bright young man!❤

[@Jackjohnjay]

He’s so excited to solve the problem. Adorable. ❤

[@NehaWalihang]

Dr Daniel is such a kind person, patiently waiting and acknowledging the boy as he is solving problems or writing answers.

[@LegendsSs1987]

No thks 😁😁😁, u keep it , he's not a beggar like urs , he's living genius of mankind , 😂😁😁 , he's our asset , 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳, he's living God of mathematics 🙄🙄❤️

[@eklavyaparker49]

@@LegendsSs1987 chutiya hai kya

[@umabitr8157]

You siad perfectly correct✅.to sudhish Kumar.

[@shahjahanmatin9340]

@@LegendsSs1987 he is Bangladeshi Bengali 😂 🇧🇩 not from 🇮🇳

[@sicsempertyrannis9024]

The fact that he can solve a complex math problem but can't draw a simple bicycle sketch is a prime example of how each individuals mind is wired differently. In my opinion this is where the American education system needs to be restructured from a general core curriculum program into identifying an individual's strengths in learning at a young age to amplify their abilities during the duration of their education.

[@jwrn4u]

I feel like the schools I went to at this age put a severe damper on my potential progress

[@NickMart1985]

Nah. You need a school systems that teaches the most stuff to the most people without consuming unlimited resources in the process.

[@drainmonkeys385]

Agreed … but we’re heading toward socialism.. and that will keep people like this kid held back, unidentifiable as a genius.. but he would certify be taught who the oppressor is… I pray that madness stops and we get back to and even more into a meritocracy type of society…. People who are smart like this kid can help those who would otherwise be left behind.. you never know what problem he might solve or what progress or cure he could develop..

[@drainmonkeys385]

@@NickMart1985 we are a wealthy enough society to have special programs for the outstanding.. we need to identify them and create an environment where they thrive… such as this kid appears to be doing

[@Chyrre]

Actually, drawing a bicycle correctly is a surprisingly difficult problem that there has been done extensive writing about

[@Gladicuss]

I'm so glad they made a video with a ' stand in ' kid showing what I was like at 5. Thank you!

[@robinsarchiz]

I'm impressed by his patience. He could probably have found a quicker way to solve the first problem using the professor's formula of the problem. But instead he chose to draw up graphs so he could see the problem, and paid attention to drawing all the lines properly and narrating each step including how it relates to what he did before. It doesn't matter how smart you are if you don't have the patience to do everything properly not worrying about how long it takes. This kid has the basic attitude down.

[@TDennow]

"I'm a lot older now, so thats why i know this problem" said the kindergartener to the Scientist.

[@joemaluso]

kindergartener? this kid probably has a college degree already. ha.

[@TDennow]

@@joemaluso But he can't exclude himself from piagets cognitive development process. So therefore its still very funny and amazing at the same time.

[@dulithaos7622]

I’m so old yet never able to know this..even to copy paste,,,

[@Joseph-nh6in]

@dulitha OS if you had someone working with you who clearly understood it and was good at teaching, and you spent 6+ hours on it a week, you'd be surprised by how much you could learn. Math is certainly difficult, but the fact that so few people can properly teach it makes it seem more impossible than it is. You can open almost any book and learn language skills from it, but learning math skills is a long and winding road

[@TDennow]

@@Joseph-nh6in Very much indeed!

[@ChaunceyDos]

When he said "2 times 10 equals" I knew he was going to say "20" next.

[@JB-ue6lf]

They should call you the math god.

[@TheCameltotem]

Will you bless me with your superior knowledge?

[@ethanridols6737]

You must've graduated college at 2

[@jordanmicahcook]

Congratulations! You can math!

[@clublulu399]

This man thinks on a level beyond imagination. Get him a Nobel Prize now.

[@Kevin-ib4gv]

His father claims at 6 months old, he was speaking in full sentences. He also claims that at 2 years old he was solving complex math problems, without any math instruction on how to do so. There are things in this universe that we just don't understand. If you believe in reincarnation, and somehow being able to remember your past lives, maybe there is something to reincarnation. How else do you explain this childs phenomenal gifts.

[@HkFinn83]

Talent is definitely a real thing, but there are more of these precocious kids than you’d think. You can tell from his vocab he is receiving a LOT of tuition in math

[@babyfood9537]

@HkFinn83 bro I got taught math in high school and this 5 year old is 100% way better at maths than me. He's definitely supremely gifted at it

[@eccentricaste3232]

He's a savant.

[@LisaApril]

Imprints carry over. The formal name is imprint/s.

[@critical_analysis]

reincarnation and law of karma go hand in hand, these are explained well in hindu/buddhist texts etc. ancient Hindus were highly sophisticated and seeing kids like this, i am compelled to believe in reincarnation

[@ATLTraveler]

Very interesting how he uses diagrams and graphs. Simplifying problems down like this is essential for solving large complex problems. Kid has a bright future.

[@Jjmartin1530]

Yup that’s physics for you 😂

[@kennethgoldsmith3851]

I have a headache looking at how he solves all the problems, but I would be so proud to have a son like him

[@MasonHatfieldLogorrhea]

Me too. He goes above in beyond in how he solves some of them; but all the more impressive really lol

[@GeorgeHuaman-dy8uo]

Cualquiera puede tener un hijo genio: nunca alcohol, nunca engañar a la esposa, nunca ser malo con nadie, comer solo productos naturales, nunca transgénicos... Y tener a un Dios verdEro a quien respetar.

[@vikg4600]

The process of structuring and solving the problem seems more joyful to the kid than solving the problem itself. This tendency will actually help him greatly in life in many ways. He’s likely to be the type that will think deeply and derive new concepts from scratch rather than lean on cookie cutter solutions for the sake of efficiency. That’s why he erased the formula in the beginning. The formula itself was presumptuous and a leading question that may have constrained his problem solving ability to begin with. He needed to free himself from that.

[@MrShwaggins]

I like that method better. Teach someone how to figure out the answer themselves vs having to stick with the script. Teacher gives you an X for coming up with the correct answer when its correct. I do get it though. They want to avoid instilling bad habits before the start. My 9 year old cousin is nowhere near this kid. I'm watching this kid solve math problems way ahead of his class/age, and my cousin can't figure out how to get a dog to eat a treat from his hand.

[@llc1976]

good lord

[@marioarguello6989]

And the world will fight him all the way.

[@rosemoon8072]

amazing

[@starlight705]

I admired this kids and I am amazed how God gave him amazing brain to understand what he is doing. I don’t understand math when I was in high school. I watched him speaking in a graduation ceremony and he says that teachers don’t explain properly Mathe to the students. I absolutely agree with him.

[@Vejur9000]

He is also the cutest thing ever, on top of being brilliant. The look of excitement and enthusiasm on this child’s face never gets old. I think it’s also that when we are 5, we just think differently from the grownups. Which is a gift, until we get older and lose that.

[@automatedcomment]

The professor's smile slowly going away as he sees his job in jeopardy

[@PoM-MoM]

🙂

[@jordanepellerin6684]

Haha😂

[@maddie7137]

😂😂

[@tkeo12]

His job is in jeopardy in any case: he is a white male LOL

[@shreyanshdas7481]

@@tkeo12 bruh 💀

[@dharmacharinipasadanandi7110]

He knew the answer in a second, he's just enjoying explaining it. X

[@waniskandar4612]

Makes him a perfect teacher

[@rafindeed]

what an awesome kid. Hope his development and social circle can help him achieve great feats on his field.

[@pmajudge]

OOOOOOHHH!! MY ! MY ! TOTALLY ASTONISHING & AMAZING !! GOD BLESS THIS LITTLE PROFESSOR. SOBORNO ISAAC BARI . AGED 5 YEAR'S. THANKS ! FROM U.K. (2023).

[@syedhazim3722]

Hope he doesn’t lose his curiosity and his spark Wishing him all the best for a very bright future

[@MPG-ub5ke]

I'm impressed by how patiently he explains all details of his working out, including things he finds really easy, like simplifying fractions. He's a natural at teaching.

[@Robert-xe3os]

All I can say is this little guy is amazing his parents got to be so proud I see a great future for him

[@EnglishLearnersHere]

I'm at a loss for words for the brilliance shown by Soborno. You never cease to amaze me! ❤

[@amyzoey8868]

Sorbono Isaac: “ I’m a lot older now, that’s why I know this problem.” 40 year old me: 😶 questioning my entire educational experience. On top of all of his brilliance, he’s such a sweetie and he clearly enjoys math! It’s adorable and inspiring all in one!

[@skchu9960]

🤣👋

[@wilsonwilson8496]

I lost it when he mentioned parabola. Omg! 🤣🤣🤣

[@amyzoey8868]

@@wilsonwilson8496 I’m proud of this cutie and he isn’t even my baby! 🤗

[@hokulele393]

Yaasss. Xactly🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂⭐

[@sagi8865]

AHAHHAHAHA

[@1centplus1cent]

In the beginning as he did the diagram and said "we don't know" for all the unknowns, my heart melted. That's right baby, we don't know but we know you're going to find out and tell us. :-) God bless.

[@georgiebell7064]

He was blessed 🙌 with wisdom and understanding

[@RainRain-qh9eg]

I applaud the guy, he looks so patient and attentive to the child.

[@britzel71]

He's beyond brilliant but he's still absolutely precious!

[@davidr2421]

I knew he was a genius when he drew the skateboard instead of a bike, because he "doesn't know how to draw a bike right now." No hesitation, no reservations, impressive self-awareness but no self- consciousness, only aiming to solve the immediate roadblock and continue.

[@pauljoneseyboy9615]

Yes I was impressed with that aspect as much as the mathematics. A five year old with a mind like this will get to the stars.

[@JulienMARY]

That detail, was important to mention for him :-) It made me smile.

[@woodman2841]

I knew he was genius when title says he's god of math

[@Mr.M1STER]

Yes, the bicycle is not the important part of solving this problem.

[@antposse5352]

Like Spock it's....logical analytics!

[@humanity9158]

I love the way the Lecturer kept looking at him so adorably like his Son...almost being soft on him incase he fails the math...but he got it...woow!!Genius Kid.

[@harrisafiari6938]

Hebat banget kemampuan intelektual bocah ini. Aku kagum sekali, semoga ia selalu sehat

[@AfricanMFlix]

This young man is a professor indeed, I love his sense of humour, how he communicate, and the eye contacts, wow!!!!

[@28th_St_Air]

He’s incredible. He knows where it’s all going when he says “watch this” and “this is not the real answer”. A five year old being able to get 13.33 from 40/3 would have been impressive enough.

[@fodaysadiquebaio1686]

I am much older now, that's why I can solve this problem.... Prof you are a great man

[@onthego22]

Most of us doing well in our careers are not comparable to raw talent of this kid. His mind constructs thoughts and reasonings way differently than most of us.

[@nyakehpalmer3875]

Incredible. I thought it was just a simple problem 😕,Hahaha . Considering the approach he took after erasing the MIT Dr. Formula, I knew it was going to be a long mature route of solving it. He did well.

[@yellowtail9999]

The love of the teacher helps a lot, encourages the mind to be free to think. Respect for teachers out there

[@sujanarao1910]

What you told is exactly right

[@MH3GL]

I'm not sure who's having more fun: - The person offering the challenge - The person being challenged - Or me watching it. 😁

[@jatingarg1375]

Underated 😂😂😂😂🤣

[@laninegum6020]

😂😂😂😂

[@dr.chrisstar3527]

Didn’t instructor initially say 20mph sign?

[@matko8038]

@JIZZ 4 UNDERAGE MINORS what the fuck

[@tenzinchime9148]

@PJ 😍😂LoL to Isaac .

[@pedroewert143]

great job - but shows aswell how important the right teacher is - who can pick appropriate tasks, has patience and has a good feeling for when to let the student work in their own way and when to redirect.

[@johncspine2787]

This reminds me of when kids win music competitions and perform w the symphony, I’m sitting in the back playing horn listening to these unbelievable kids with the stage presence of absolute beasts just get up there and perform like they were doing it before they were born..honestly, sometimes it’s just scary, because some of them aren’t just technicians, they bring emotions to the music that their little bodies can’t possibly have experienced yet!

[@user-qy9rg3nt2l]

I took a telephone apart at his age. It's been 44 years, and I plan on putting it back together one day.

[@djleechcraft]

lol

[@keithpurtell1213]

I, also, was one of those appliance dissector kids. It was fun.

[@brainiac4sayons]

Does anyone else feel inferior after watching him solve the math problem 😳 simply astonishing 👏👏👏👏😲 his comprehension, his photographic memory, his ability to recall information… God bless this child genius 🙏

[@acidgarcia3732]

all it takes to solve the problem that he was given is basic differentiation.He chose to take unnecessary steps(like using the formal limit definition of the derivative instead of the power rule), when in reality the problem can be solved in less than a minute.He should've set p(t) equal to 20 to find the time at which his displacement was 20 miles, differentiate p(t),plug in said time, and that was it,he still would've gotten 32.6...mph.

[@talhaasad4810]

Not really coz I study medicine brah...😅

[@calebcooper2060]

@@acidgarcia3732 well he's a child so he explained it like a child. He needs the drawings for his own brain lol to process it better.

[@paranoidnature4601]

@@acidgarcia3732 you must be feeling smarter I bet. He is only 5 years old.. You couldn't solve this problem at 18..at 5 you struggled to multply single digit numbers

[@abednegoletebele2884]

@@acidgarcia3732 He is being original.A formular was sum1's hardwork

[@carisaunders2346]

Mesmerizing. Watching the face of the MIT professor is like watching the proudest parent ever!

[@AceHighAlbion]

This is so impressive, not only do this kid do math and physic on so high level but he also explain what hes doing in hes second language, why isnt these people the one that get idolized rather then stupid "pop stars" and TV celebs...

[@speedyboosting543]

A part from solving the problems, it is also very amazing how he can clearly explain his logic while solving them.

[@borntodogood1892]

It's as if he was the own exercise maker

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

for me, the amazement starts when he doesn't ask the teacher to repeat the problem. He just listen once and can already starts digging in the solution. The kid is a genius.

[@khaaysclipz6955]

@@ThugLifeModafocah yea wtf ?

[@SpaceTimeManipulatorSTM]

@@ThugLifeModafocah considering how many times they have probably gone over this exact same problem, its not that surprising that he wouldn't ask him to repeat.

[@bluecollar58]

I really like the look of anticipation he had when offered a problem. It is obvious he thoroughly enjoys this.

[@Griemz]

This was amazing to watch but oh god the shirt... him wiping and swinging the marker around and ruining his nice shirt really got to me haha

[@PCkeez]

When he said "vewocity" instead of velocity.... I felt that.

[@solidstate2060]

well done

[@forthebirds4]

I liked "multiclipations table"