Sophia Stewart

Because I was supposed to have been skipped when I was in grade school, probably like when I was in

maybe the third or fourth grade, they wanted to skip me, but there was a couple of students in there that was kind of older.

They had flunked out like quite a few times, like two or three times, and they didn't want us to just bypass them, so they basically did not skip a couple of us at that time.

But later on, before I went into high school, that's when they did the skipping.

And so I bypassed the high school at that point, which was great because it took me straight to college.

And I'm a prodigy, just like a little girl, 12 years old.

She bypassed, she gets skipped, she gets her degree and she go work for NASA because we're like polymaths.

You know, I'm talking about we're world-versed in math.

And if you look at the Matrix and the Terminator, you're going to look at calculus.

You're going to look at math.

uh ancient sacred geometry you know i'm talking about quantum physics it's all there where you see trinity jumping up in the air you know and you see the same men's multiple times he become the same man agent smith becomes the same man over and over when he's fighting neo so that's all math what about family life mom dad brothers sisters

I have some half-brothers and sisters and stuff.

A couple of my half-brothers have passed away, my two oldest ones, right behind each other.

But I kind of was never too close to anyone.

Boy, that's tough.

Well, I kind of stood out on, I don't know, because they were a little bit different from them.

They all became law enforcement and military.

Every one of them, my half-brothers and sisters, became military and law enforcement, and sometimes both.

I was the only one that thought differently, maybe because I had a different father from them, but we all had the same mom.

Well, I was, like, writing for my grandmother, because, you know, I'm Cherokee and Portuguese.