Meet a modern wonder. By age seven, Ainan had passed chemistry O-levels. By nine, he was studying at a university. He gave a public lecture on amino acids at age ten.
But the weird part? His parents say he didn’t like math. He just “needed” to understand how everything was built. He literally breathes chemistry.
Today, he’s an adult. He’s quiet, thoughtful, and still fascinated by molecules. The lesson? Extreme intelligence often looks a lot like intense obsession with a single cool thing.
