iPads are Deborah Sullavan Archivesgreat for watching movies, playing games and even reading. But if there's one drawback, it's that you have to laboriously hold them with your own hands. Well, what if I told you that there is a lazier way?
Redditor MerryAntoinette found out their kid is the next Einstein.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Quick, somebody get this kid a scholarship to Harvard. He's clearly a genius with an understanding of the world that most of us can only dream of. If this is the kind of stuff that this kid is figuring out at age 5, just imagine the kind of greatness he is going to uncover in the years to come.
The future is bright, my friends.
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