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>So now the mathematical achievement has to be done with no external input.
You are the one who claimed that she did it on her own. Which makes your statement
>Shifting the goalposts there buddy.
extremely ironic.
>most journal articles are trivial to find on the internet, I'm sure she could have figured it out with her intellect.
Most journal behind a paywall. Bitch, please.
>if you think a very special 17 year old kid with some guidance is not capable of solving this problem.
Oh, I don't think that at all. The key word here is "with some guidance". You know, it is expected of graduate students to work independently, without guidance. But hey, if she's just a teenager whose parents handhold her through it, then it's different. She's just too smart to figure it out on her own.
>Seems like she would have mentioned her parents being mathematicians or helping her somehow if that was the case.
Seems to be you're an extremely naive goy if you think people would just admit to shadow writing articles for their kids to push them through academia.
>The program director recognized Cairo’s extraordinary mathematical talent
Oh, wow, a dude said something. I'm sure it has nothing to do with her parents pulling strings.
>You can't fake this shit
I didn't say it's fake. I said it's the classic case of young children getting bereft of their childhood because their neurotic Jewish parents want to live vicariously through their kids and gain recognition.
>She most likely is a math prodigy and no amount of seething on your part will change that.
You are most likely a naive idiot who hasn't had experience with academia. This stuff happens all the time. It's a consequence of "holistic judgement" bullshit in the US, which leads some parents to do essentially what Khan from KOTH did. The sheer naivete of yours is laughable. I suggest you read up on this prodigy and how his Jewish parents ruined his life
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_James_Sidis