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> Maybe he's being downvoted because the so-called facts he's basing his suspicion on can be easily disproven Which of the 3 points have been dis-proven? Also
by powertower 11y ago
> Maybe he's being downvoted because the so-called facts he's basing his suspicion on can be easily disproven
Which of the 3 points have been dis-proven?
Also take into concideration that -
1. The kid had a metal box containing PCBs and probably large components, all tide together around with a wire, and it was making beeping noises in class.
2. The school body and school district is almost 90% non-white, with the majority being "brown".
- pfg 11y agore. 1: His claim that it is "highly unlikely" that a home-made clock would look like a bomb needs some citation. Unless your definition of "looks like a bomb" is "anything with PCBs and wires, stuck in some kind of box", at which point I would argue that any home-made clock will look like a bomb. re. 2: He's asking the father to provide an image of something that was confiscated by the police or school administration. Furthermore, the first video with the boy contained a fairly detailed description of the clock, and the second video even contains an image of the box (or at least a similar box). re. 3: Well, he provided an alternative explanation for that himself.