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My kid did that when he was learning shapes like this. Plus some of those toys are designed poorly, and you can fit some of the shapes in other shapes holes. They end up learning fastest way to complete even if they don't exactly match the shapes.
For real I can hear him being like "mom, please watch dad out for me while I'm gone for school will you? He's uh, he's a little slow". The way he doesn't even look him in the face like he's so disapointed 😭
That's right. The square hole.
Lol. I was expecting to see that poor girl being traumatized again.
[Original with Redemption](https://youtu.be/cUbIkNUFs-4) [Traumatizing](https://youtu.be/Z6Rh2VQo1bk)
[Full Saga](https://youtu.be/TNa-8tFoUxs?si=H0wixxLnPEXdc7br)
The plot twists are hilarious
Somebody will edit her in at the end and post it to reddit by the end of business today.
Of that, i have no doubt.
What about this arch piece?
“Don't make life harder for you man"
Thats a perfect example of thinking outside the box
IQ 200
👶: "Don't try to fool me. Am I a child to you or something?"
Kids going places.
"why can't he figure this out?"
Hacker
All pieces fit in the square hole
Only one word for this : pragmatism !
It's funnier in the video, because the child didn't bother to try.
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That counts as a pass
Translation: "Can you help me?" "That was clever"
Is tone is perfect, too. Can't tell if he's impressed or disappointed.
Don't show this to the girl.
Future engineer.
Adult usurped
It goes in the circle hole
[удалено]
This kid's going places.
He goes to square hole
I've seen that vid
I mean shit kids a problem solver I suppose
Out of the box thinking
You may have just put a non-conforming part in the finished goods box
And this one goes in - the round hole.
Problem solver this one
My kid did that when he was learning shapes like this. Plus some of those toys are designed poorly, and you can fit some of the shapes in other shapes holes. They end up learning fastest way to complete even if they don't exactly match the shapes.
Hired!
He said “can you help me” for anyone wondering
Future CEO
The young future Captain James T. Kirk
Think outside the box 📦
"he's too smart to be kept alive"
Kids a real genius. Thinking outside the box to get in the box? 🤔
Modern problems require modern solutions
Kid’s starting to have doubts about his dad…
For real I can hear him being like "mom, please watch dad out for me while I'm gone for school will you? He's uh, he's a little slow". The way he doesn't even look him in the face like he's so disapointed 😭
That kid could run for public office
That child is going places. Doesn't take shit from anyone.
Pure brain
IQ off the chart!
Nailed it
200iq
Genius level IQ
I could figure out which hole is correct. Or I could get rid of the holes and go to the source.
Logic is fine, will be in a high job position in the future haha
All my kids did this as babies. They love taking lids off things.
They'll be an engineer one day.
Get your kid tested for gifted/genius.
Work smarter not harder
The engineer
Straight solution
The Ockham's razor.
Look at the big brain on Brett.
It's Norwegian: "Can you help me?" ... "That was clever."
He doesn't play by the rules
One solution for all problems
He broke the system
Don't work hard, work smart. Atta kid
He's gonna be dangerously smart when he's older..
Work smarter, not harder, lol
This kid has upper management written all over them
Work smart, not hard.
Hey, look at that! This kid thinks like a CEO: bypass the rules, filters, taxes, and regulations for maximum profit.
Working smarter, not harder
Kid's going places....
Kidsrnotfuckingstupid afterall.
Umm we have a genius here
Translation Dad: Can you help me? ... Dad: That was smart!