By the time Sheldon was constructing baking soda volcanoes, George was plotting market manipulation safeguards. He invested Toy Story royalties into early-stage tech companies—some that would fail, but others that he knew would rise.
He snuck into a library computer late at night and placed early investments in a then-unknown company called Google using a maze of custodial accounts.
When the Dot-Com Boom hit, George cashed out at the peak of irrational exuberance.
At age eight, he made $42 million—anonymously.
Using shell entities, he started a Delaware-based firm: Phoenix Capital.
George's philosophy was simple: Buy when others panic. Build when others run. See value when others laugh.
And soon, the world would learn who G.J. Carson really was.
But not yet.