Exactly, childhood isn't about just studying hard, getting the best education in the fastest amount of time... its also about building a foundation of character skills to help you through life: making friends, building social skills, having crushes, playing in the sand and building castles, creating the ability to imagine things. That's what makes a fulfilling life, not solving theorems.

As a high level scientist myself, I know the tunnel vision you get when you're working on pointed world-class problems. And come on people.. this kid is "not" kidding about trying to solve the Riemann hypothesis. When I was 15 I wanted to build a time machine.

I should have played outside more too.