Meh, already saw this.

The kid has what many kids do not, parents with money and the ability to focus and get help on what he likes doing. He's smart none-the-less but I feel as though if many kids were given the same chance as him, this whole thing about being a "prodigy" at his skill level would go away fairly quickly and it would become a norm.

It's already been shown, kids who grow up and begin learning and understand to think as a programmer learn to think methodically and tend to develop mentally better, in an intellectual sense, than those who do not.