The Boy Who Poisoned His Entire Neighborhood

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• BR

  @Brew · 1 year ago · pinned

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• EN

  @EnDevYT · 1 year ago

  Imagine if his school hosted a science fair and he brought a nuclear reactor 💀

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• SU

  @sukiumi · 1 year ago

  The kid nearly blew his eyes out had to be rushed to the hospital and had to routinely see an opthamologist, and no one thought to investigate?

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• JU

  @justlikethewizard · 1 year ago

  Not informing your ex, who also has custody of your son, about the explosion that caused a hospital visit and multiple appointments is wild. Like. There&apos;s a lot wild about this but I feel like that explains David&apos;s behavior quite well...

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• CO

  @courier665 · 1 year ago

  Son. You made a nuclear reactor, nearly caused a meltdown, nearly irradiated the neighborhood, and nearly caused an ecological disaster, and most importantly you lied to me. Gimme your keys you&apos;re grounded for a week.

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• CA

  @cattymajiv · 1 year ago (edited)

  How do BOTH parents not EVER bother to ask what his experiments were? Or to be explained to and shown what they&apos;re about?! The incredible, total disinterest in everything about him is just so tragic ! ! ! They completely didn&apos;t care one bit about him!

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• FI

  @Firebird12667 · 1 year ago

  This is the type of genius that needs careful guidance, not dismissal.

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• BR

  @bretthewitt3890 · 1 year ago

  This story always bugs me. &nbsp;That kid COULD have been someone special, &nbsp;but he didnt get enough help to realize his potential. It&apos;s a shame.

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• MI

  @minacapella8319 · 1 year ago

  &quot;when he confided in his friend about the miniature Chernobyl disaster brewing in his back yard, his friend reminded him about control rods&quot; ah, as you do as a typical angsty american teen. I remember these kinds of conversations in high school. Those were seriously the days.

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• CH

  @chaosryans · 1 year ago

  I was laughing really hard imagining a kid just goofing off and shrugging like &quot;oops my backyard reactor is going critical, better duck tape this shut&quot;

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• SP

  @spockofdune8657 · 1 year ago

  the notebook of Marie Curie is kept in quarantine because it is dangerously radio active to this day

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• PR

  @proximo3257 · 1 year ago

  This guy is a warning lesson taught in the navy nuclear school. &nbsp;When he signed up, &nbsp;he got tested like we all did at nuke school. &nbsp;He had already absorbed well over the safe lifetime exposure limit and wasn&apos;t eligible to work with navy reactors. &nbsp;It surely would have been a dream job to run and perform maintenance on those beast reactors

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