u/joeloveschocolate

You meet a new person and feel an instant connection. It quickly becomes clear that this is a person you'd like to build a relationship with. As you talk, the conversation flows naturally from one topic to another. You discover that you share many common interests, making the connection feel even stronger.

As the conversation continues, it naturally turns to life goals and careers. Eventually, the subject of salary comes up, and your new friend asks how much money you make. If you're still in school, imagine the question is how much money your parents make.

How do you respond to the question, and why? If you claim you would answer truthfully, please share your salary.

How is this different from a question of your IQ score?

This question is inspired by https://www.reddit.com/r/Gifted/comments/1upb500/the_burden_of_having_an_iq_of_143/ , but there are many other threads on this subreddit lamenting how awkwardness ensues when they share their IQ score.

I'm a high school student, and I've already taken Calculus 3, ODE, and linear algebra in community college. My high school has a rotating daily schedule, so taking a synchronous math class would be disruptive for me.

Does anyone know of a university that offers asynchronous online classes in number theory, combinatorics, or maybe linear programming?

Thanks!

My 16-year-old son is feeling his oats, and he will be making a few solo international trips in the next 2 years. I'd like to get him a travel card with lounge privileges.

1. Does Venture X have a minimum age for authorized users?
2. Do lounges have a minimum age to enter solo?
3. Is it just the $125 fee for an authorized user to access the lounge system (without guests)? Are there any additional fees?

Thanks for your help!