Child genius, 14, goes viral for teaching how to let go of toxic friendships

At just 14 years old, Suborno Isaac Bari is achieving milestones that most people only dream of accomplishing in a lifetime. Hailing from New York, this young prodigy, often dubbed the "Einstein of our time," is now going viral for his advice on navigating and releasing toxic friendships.

Bari's extraordinary intellectual capabilities began to surface when he was merely two years old. His father, Rashidul Bari, a physics professor, noticed his son's advanced reasoning when Suborno, after learning basic arithmetic, asked, "If one plus one is two, what is n plus n?" This abstract question prompted his father to seek a university professor's opinion, who advised close attention to the child's exceptional abilities.

His intellectual development accelerated rapidly. By age two, he had memorized the periodic table. Soon after, he began participating in academic activities typically reserved for university students. At seven years old, Bari was already delivering lectures and classes at universities in India, sharing his expertise in mathematics and science with much older students. His family also notes his talents in painting and piano.

Bari's academic progression was remarkably swift. He completed the 9th grade and then advanced directly to the 12th, becoming one of the youngest high school graduates. During his final year, he concurrently enrolled in university courses at institutions like New York University (NYU), Stony Brook University, the City University of New York (CUNY), and Brooklyn College, showcasing a remarkable capacity for advanced learning at an exceptionally young age.

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If one plus one is two, what is n plus n?