Jaden Smith, the son of actors Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, is known for sharing his unique thoughts with the public. In a recent interview with GQ magazine, the 17-year-old discusses his unconventional plans and why he embraces being perceived as eccentric.

Smith finds it enjoyable and an honor when people think he is crazy. He believes that like historical figures such as Galileo, he will eventually be understood and recognized for his ideas. While many would expect him to live a stereotypical life as a celebrity child, Smith prefers to spend his time focused on learning rather than partying or buying extravagant items.

He considers himself and his 14-year-old sister, Willow, to be "scientists" who conduct experiments on humanity. They have the unique ability to influence large groups of people at once. Although Smith plans to attend college and learn at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), his 10-year plan does not involve conventional career paths or running a company. Instead, he envisions living off the grid and anonymously making a positive impact on the world.

Smith wants to remain hidden from the public eye and hopes that people will question his sudden appearances in the future. He has been planning this anonymous lifestyle since the age of 13.

In conclusion, Jaden Smith is unafraid of being perceived as crazy because he believes his ideas will eventually be recognized. Despite coming from a famous family, he prioritizes learning and breaking records over the typical life of a child star. His 10-year plan involves living off the grid and making a positive impact on the world through hidden art installations.