The man, the myth, the legend…Bruce Lee !
What a RV project this would truly be!
His life, his death, his skills and his philosophy.
Please, please make this happen?

... Why not Yip Man? Sun Yip?

There is a choice here, and the snag with "hero" targets is there is so much myth to offer as "feedback".

Such would be great recreational targets for viewers I guess. But, in terms of getting some hard actionable information, well... a bit iffy.

Just my two cents worth. I'm not saying it's a bad idea, I am saying there is more work here than you might appreciate the case to be.

Taskers and analysts have to spend a LOT of time on any one project, and for each viewer participating, the time typically goes up exponentially. (So, 3 viewers, about twice the time of 2 viewers. 4 viewers participating, about 4 times the time spent for just 2 viewers participating. 5 viewers, about 8 times the time spent for 2 viewers...)

You know it's him. How else would you be able to explain a 7yo being able to do THIS...

@Aéius Cercle:

"How else would you be able to explain a 7yo being able to do THIS..."

The boy learned it, just like Bruce Lee learned it. Why shouldn't he be able to? If you need reincarnation to explain it, Bruce Lee would have to be the reincarnation of his master, Ip Man, and Ip Man would have to be the reincarnation of his master, and so forth.

ISBEs are able to learn such things. It's a natural ability.

@Aéius Cercle:

"Certainly, the boy could have learned, but, from whom since his parents didn't sound like they were martial artsists or martial arts teachers;"

So, you are sure that this boy is a reincarnation of Bruce Lee based on how the parents "sound" and your unproven assumptions about how their life looks like outside of the video?

Okay, let's say you are right, the boy could not have learned it. Why must he be Bruce Lee? Why not the reincarnation of a guy who loved Bruce Lee and trained his whole life to become like him?

Your assumption that this boy must be Bruce Lee is a good example for a non sequitur. Your conclusion does not follow from the evidence we see.

The evidence is actually quite strong when all these various different factors are considered...

The question is: Do you want to believe in it without actual proof?

If you do, you can be manipulated into believing anything.

Bruce Lee's reincarnation. That's an interesting hypothesis. There are a number of experiments that could help test this.

Thanks for finding the video, I was certainly impressed.