Do these examples show gifted children or is it proof of a past life?

CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH HEINECKEN : He is said to have been talking within just a few hours of birth in 1721. At just one year old he knew the main events in the first five books of the old testament. At just two the whole of biblical history. At three world history . He could also speak German, Latin and French. In 1724 the King of Denmark brought him to Copenhagen. The infant predicted his own death within twelve months and died at four as predicted.

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART : At only fours years old he wrote a piano concerto, minuetes and a sonata. His compositions were technically accurite and also extremley difficult. At seven he composed a full length opera.

MIGUEL MANTILLA : This two year old had the ability to answer such questions as in what year will Febuaty 4 be a Friday.

JEAN LOUIS CARDIAC : Born in France in 1719 this three month old baby could repeat the alphabet. At three years old he could read Latin, at four he could translate it into French or English. He died at just seven years old.

BLIND TOM WIGGINS : The blind child of a slave he played the piano as a proffesional at four. Tom went on to play the piano internationaly, but away from the piano he only could speak a few words. He died world famous in 1908.

JOHN STUART MILL : At just three years old he knew Greek, at six he knew Xenophon, Herodotus and Luciasn

JOSE CAPABLANCA : Born in Cuba by the age of four he was a world class chess player. He went on to become world champion.

GIANNELLA DE MARCO : On March 12, 1953 this eight year old girl conducted the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The London concert was the 123rd of her career which began at just four years old.

CARL FRIEDRICH : GAUSS : At three years old he noticed a calculation mistake in his fatherts payroll records. He went on to become the greatest mathematician of the 19th century.

do you have any proof from todays life.

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART: he was given intesive training by his father. how was one of Europe's leading musical teacher.

JOHN STUART MILL:His feats as a child were exceptional; at the age of three he was taught the Greek alphabet and long lists of Greek words with their English equivalents. By the age of eight he had read Aesop's Fables, Xenophon's Anabasis, and the whole of Herodotus, and was acquainted with Lucian, Diogenes Laërtius, Isocrates and six dialogues of Plato (see his Autobiography). He had also read a great deal of history in English and had been taught arithmetic.

I hope you are right  but other personalities.