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To: AK2004 who wrote (20808)	8/19/2003 7:52:11 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 21614

< I had few minutes to kill > Is that you, Justin?? or his mother?? search.yahoo.com WHEN JUSTIN CHAPMAN and his mother, Elizabeth, moved to Colorado last summer, Justin's reputation as a child prodigy preceded him, much as lightning precedes thunder. Drumrolls of media fanfare followed his every brilliant act. He picked up the violin at age 2; competitive chess at 3. At 4, he enrolled in a prestigious interactive program through Stanford University. At 6, Justin became the youngest person ever to take a for-credit course at the University of Rochester. Newspaper pictures show his slight figure slumped in an oversized chair, surrounded by classmates a dozen or more years his elder. On April 4, 2000, three months before Justin turned 7, Linda Silverman, director of the private Gifted Development Center in Denver, tested Justin's IQ at 298-plus, the highest ever recorded. A month later, word came that Justin had scored a perfect 800 on the math portion of the Scholastic Aptitude Test and achieved a verbal score of 650. --- Some months later it was obvious that ethnic Albert could not understand nor answer a question, he just went into his gggggg-mode, along with his Bernoullian Markovs and Kolmogorovs, Andrey Nikolaevich However, he could barely read text given to him. Anyway, there is hope for everyone, except some few at a too late age and members of tested IQ-cults