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PROJECT QUANT
Alright.You have a kid. instead of letting him drift into the usual trajectory, you’re going to train him like a racehorse that also does probability.
NO TECH, ONLY CHESS
Start with chess at age four. Every day, two hours minimum. You sit across from them and you play for blood, no “good effort.” When he blunders you point at the board and make them explain exactly why that move was retarded. Keep going until he stops crying about it and starts calculating instead. The goal is a kid who can see eight moves ahead and already understands that feelings are worthless.
PAVLOVIAN CONDITIONING
Next is the maths conditioning. This is pure Pavlov. Correct answer gets a sugar filled goyslop treat and a quiet “decent.” Wrong answer gets silence. Do this consistently. After a few months he will start twitching with anticipation the second he sees an integral. That’s the point. You want them associating hard problems with reward the same way a dog associates the fridge door with food so they'll be dying to solve math problems. MAKE THEM LOVE MATH
NETWORKING
Controlled social exposure, send them to tech meetups, coding camps, and affluent sports like fencing or squash. These are not for fun they are hunting grounds. they need to befriend the sons of fund managers, partners at trading firms, and people whose parents actually have capital. Let them build the network.
SOCIALLY AKWARD
Force the awkwardness, deliberately keep them socially stunted. No parties, no clubbing, no “learning to talk to girls.” You want them weird, the kind of kid who would rather derive a formula than stand in a dark room with shitty music. Nightclub degen behaviour is for people with options, they are being built to sit in front of screens and print, not to blow capital on bottle service and regrettable decisions.
Once they start getting the 6 fig salaries at 18 and 7 figures at 22 you become the sugarbaby
They become the paypig
You take your cut
Do it properly and you never work again.