- All the other kids start counting from one, and your kid's counting from zero, because that's how programming languages usually start indexing their arrays from.
- Your son asks mommy, "Mommy, I don't know how to tie knots. You better sign me up for a knot tying class."
- He says, "That kid can only count with his fingers. This other kid can count using his brain."
- He said to me after I demonstrated a piano piece to him: "How come you didn't practice and you can do this piece?"
- One day, he was struggling with Rush Hour. I made him go swimming to take his mind off his frustration. The next day he solved the puzzle. He said, "After swimming, while sleeping, I worked on the problem while dreaming."
- Instead of saying, "I need to memorize the song," your son says, "I need to download it to my brain."
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