At age three, Prosper Chanda was solving simple algebraic equations. At age ten, he questioned major physics theories and tested methods. “If nothing worked, I closed the book and went for a walk. I kept thinking as I walked. Then I slept. Often I woke with a clearer solution. The mind needs space before it recognizes structure.” Because of his youth, Prosper was not taken seriously, and that led to isolation. He does not believe he is more talented than others. He believes in persistence and consistency. “Passion is not something you wait for. It is something you pursue the moment you recognize it.” He founded Genius Hub, a global research initiative for young people around the world because, “Research should not be limited by age.”
