Thanks to Molly Norris of Midnight Corndog. For context, see this piece by Dave Itzkoff.
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This reminds me of the book nine stories were the gifted child had flash backs of seeing God being poured into God and every thing around him was God and it seemed only natural. And the adults looked at him like he was crazy.