After acquiring top-notch computer skills, Lin Fan, who initially couldn't even understand the questions, now finds this calculus problem to be extremely simple, much like a college student looking at a kindergarten math problem.
A three-year-old child might ponder over what one plus one equals, while a college student can blurt out the answer effortlessly.
Now, the situation is that these teachers and students from Imperial College London, whether it's Stephen, famed as a learning prodigy, or Professor Charlotte, eligible for the Fields Medal, are equivalent to kindergarteners in front of Lin Fan.
The kindergarten genius Stephen posed a question that stumped his classmates, and when the college student Lin Fan passed by, he took a look and thought, isn't this just first-grade multiplication?
It's said that the average human IQ is 100, a dog's IQ is 40, and a genius's IQ is 160, so geniuses looking at us is like us looking at dogs.
