“Literalmente el 99% de personas No me apoyarán pero tengo Fé de que algún día podré ser reconocida..😓🥺"

𝙃𝙤𝙡𝙖 🙋‍♀️ 𝙈𝙞 𝙎𝙪𝙚𝙣̃𝙤 𝙀𝙨 𝙎𝙚𝙧 𝙐𝙣𝙖 𝙂𝙧𝙖𝙣 𝙔𝙤𝙪.𝙏𝙪𝙗𝙚𝙧 ❣️ 𝙋𝙚𝙧𝙤 𝙎𝙪𝙛𝙧𝙤 𝘿𝙚 𝙃𝙪𝙢𝙞.𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙚𝙨 𝘿𝙚 𝙂𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙚 𝙌𝙪𝙚 𝘿𝙞𝙘𝙚 𝙌𝙪𝙚 𝙉𝙤 𝙇𝙤 𝙑𝙤𝙮 𝘼 𝙇𝙤𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙧 😔💔 𝙎𝙚 𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙚 𝘿𝙚 𝙀𝙨𝙩𝙖 𝙋𝙖𝙦𝙪𝙚𝙣̃𝙖 𝙁𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙡𝙞𝙖 𝘾𝙤𝙣 𝙎𝙚.𝙜𝙪𝙞𝙧𝙢𝙚 𝙀𝙨.𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙤 𝙏𝙪 𝘼𝙥.𝙤𝙮𝙤 𝘾𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙠 ... 🙏💙💫

“Literalmente el 99% de personas No me apoyarán pero tengo Fé de que algún día podré ser reconocida..😓🥺"

𝙃𝙤𝙡𝙖 🙋‍♀️ 𝙈𝙞 𝙎𝙪𝙚𝙣̃𝙤 𝙀𝙨 𝙎𝙚𝙧 𝙐𝙣𝙖 𝙂𝙧𝙖𝙣 𝙔𝙤𝙪.𝙏𝙪𝙗𝙚𝙧 ❣️ 𝙋𝙚𝙧𝙤 𝙎𝙪𝙛𝙧𝙤 𝘿𝙚 𝙃𝙪𝙢𝙞.𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙚𝙨 𝘿𝙚 𝙂𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙚 𝙌𝙪𝙚 𝘿𝙞𝙘𝙚 𝙌𝙪𝙚 𝙉𝙤 𝙇𝙤 𝙑𝙤𝙮 𝘼 𝙇𝙤𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙧 😔💔 𝙎𝙚 𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙚 𝘿𝙚 𝙀𝙨𝙩𝙖 𝙋𝙖𝙦𝙪𝙚𝙣̃𝙖 𝙁𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙡𝙞𝙖 𝘾𝙤𝙣 𝙎𝙚.𝙜𝙪𝙞𝙧𝙢𝙚 𝙀𝙨.𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙤 𝙏𝙪 𝘼𝙥.𝙤𝙮𝙤 𝘾𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙠 ... 🙏💙💫

“Literalmente el 99% de personas No me apoyarán pero tengo Fé de que algún día podré ser reconocida..😓🥺"

Hi there

EVAN

@Honkler Agent 🤡📣 Clown alert :(

Lmao

WTF I JUST SAW U IN THE COMMENTS OF DETECTIVE RECAPPED

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@@cynical4092 4 months have passed

Not a genius. Safety protocals thrown out the window. If he was a genius, he wouldnt have irradiated his neighborhood.

@@theonewhoknows2 He was a genius, but an idiot. All teenagers are idiots, but most of them are not as driven.

​@@theonewhoknows2that's not how genius works......Marie curie died of radiation after effect . So should we not called her genius

One of them is me.

Just goes to show typical education is shit and should be erased and start a new education from the ground up

This is why I'm an advocate of project-based learning at school.

@Rayleigh Exactly so! I’ve become rather knowledgeable about aviation just by self learning online.

Everything. All. The. Time.

For real, I don’t know what happened behind closed doors, but his mom killing herself was -definitely- most likely the nail in the coffin for him, that’s a really *really* hard thing to bounce back from, especially if he was the one to find her.

I know that he could have been something brilliant with the proper training and mentoring.

That definitely crossed my mind!

@@pamalawashington9371 my biggest takeaway

His parents were awful, and the government didn't help anymore. Clearly a kid who needed the right teaching more advanced teachers.

The government probably decided he wasn't smart enough for them to bother. Smashing together a bunch of materials is not that difficult. What he was good at was following instruction manuals. He probably didn't understand what he was dealing with.

jimmy

who say's he didn't?

But that would require another human to care about his future.Can't have that now can we🤡

Well here in the U.S. properly helping and educating people is called communist propaganda.

@@raven4k998 Well seeing as he was steeling smoke alarms in the mid 2k's with sores all over his face. And then died in 2016, I'd say that would mean he didn't.

@@vidalyse9480 hey he made a nuclear reactor and lethal radiation I'd say he got further then you have on that one buddy it's just that no one gave a crap to teach him about safety or teach him period

It is more like horrors than secrets ... you don't even need to walk around ..you can start with testing the food you buy in the grocery -- you will be amazed. Depending on where you live you'll might find out that the wilderness around you might be high radioactive as well; i.e. Central and Eastern Europe ..because of the radioactive cloud when Chernobyl happened. Because of that even today in Bavaria, Germany wild animals have to be tested for radioactivity whenever they are up for sale. It is not recommended to eat mushrooms either in mentioned regions.

*do it*

This is done today

Yh I agree with u

You know that’s how these guys are usually found and asked to work for their country right?

@@brittanymillerry2327 this

@@spikespaz bro you can get back out of it, I'm sure you'll find your curiosity again, just don't give up!

Yeah, what a waste because being able to make a Nuclear reactor is...wow.

I bet there’s a kid doing this rn and nobody cares besides the kid’s family

@@BMN_Prime But we live in a post 9/11 World though...

@@silverhawkscape2677 all the stuff is still obtainable though sorry have to go kitchen is starting to glow in dark again.

He wasn’t smart enough to use basic safety so I don’t think we lost much.

Science community could have also stemmed his curiousity

Yeah give the kid causing explosions and making a nuclear reactor more access to dangerous chemicals.

Yes! This! ☝🏽 A mentor to guide him and teach a young, impressionable kid his limits, despite his intellectual curiosity. Ah David, what might’ve been. RIP

He didn't even need a mentor just a parent that watched over him. I always saying this children are smart but they are also reckless, that what you mostly see in this story his recklessness no one was there to hold him back from his own dangers.

@Kelly Smunt I can’t tell if you’re being a dick or if you’re being genuine. Either way, kudos.

If he was smart enough, the government agencies would have picked him up the same way they pick up good hackers. Clearly he didn't make the cut.

@@bigsmall246 but if he was REALLY smart he would be able to out play them. /j

No, he was an idiot. What he did wasn't actually that hard to do, and it was something he knew was incredibly dangerous and shockingly negligent and reckless of the safety of other people around him.

@@wasd____ As you learned from the video. His father wasn't the most responsible individual by getting someone else to do a parents job. The boy clearly lacked a strong father figure. Which is usually the case with problem children, is that they have unfit parents that "raise" them.

@@wasd____ if it’s not hard to do then why don’t you do it. Stop acting so arrogant

@@woodsiewood8310 "if it’s not hard to do then why don’t you do it." Because I'm smarter than to expose 40,000 people to radioactive contamination.

@@woodsiewood8310 "if it’s not hard to do then why don’t you do it." can always tell how stupi* a person is when they make this kind of comment. plenty of reasons to not break the law just because something is easy to do.

Become thanos?

@Alex zzz Many humans think the future will have flying cars and all BUT the thing is we are just poisoning our planet instead of actually evolving. WE aren't even close to flying cars we haven't even sent a single human on MARS yet. each day we only poison the planet we live in and the future might be by our cause, the "humans" who overestimated themselves so much.

@@texugo_branco How are we poisoning our planet? And even if we are poisoning the planet, that doesn’t mean we aren’t helping it at the same time.

@Alex zzz No. That won’t work.

Taylor Wilson basically is the luckier version of David Hahn. He also got into science at early age and build fusion reactor at the age of 14. Now at the age of 27 he is living the dream.

and his blood glows you should run away very very quickly

I know what we're going to do today!

I don’t think anyone got the phineas and ferb joke

@@juicewrldspercdealer7542 😞

But where is Perry?

The same thought went through my mind as well

Reading through the first part of your comment got me thinking of Dr. Stone lol

Same thoughts

Why college? He’d know more than the teachers get him in uni doing a PHD maybe they’d let him play with a nuclear reactor

Senku was also mentored by a rocket scientist. Which turned out to be a very evil dude.

Good point probably a suicide

My thought exactly... and a bloody sad tale.

His mother did the same thing so there is a pattern

Obviously he was not "that" kind of chemist and I would bet my life savings that it was accidental.

@@mhqa_ lol no he just didnt care at the time . Stop reaching

Thats cos we keep on wasting our lives watching KZfaq vids

if he had been a bit more successful than this would have been a lifetime achievement albeit a short one.

Yeah i don't know what to do next. Everything costs money and I'm unemployed. I can't even set up a bank account

Hears

@@houser2094 how bout you get a job then? 😀

True

Easy. That's the kind of person who would build a machine to destroy the world and then would turn it on, just to see if it works :)

@@notjustforme Robert Oppenheimer (Father of the Atomic Bomb) After WW2 the world saw the Destructive Force of Mankind Creation. WWI 1914-1918 WWII 1939-1945 No More World War Man Needs Dramatic Events to Accelerate Thinking. May be Robert Oppenheimer Save countless lives coz of his invention Something to think about

@EJ Hill yes that could be a possibility. But he did recognize that's its getting out of hand and he dismantled it himself so he's not really off his rockers yet. In my opinion he needed guidance and supervision

I met a young man who, in high school, hacked into a high government security (CIA or FBI level). Instead of hiring him to help improve their security, they gave him lifelong probation and a felony on his permanent record. High authorities aren't always smart about these things.

Sadly there are far worse radioactivity items floating around. The worst I've ever seen was a little velvet lined box at a swap meet that had 5x 100mg vials of pure crystalline radium bromide. I had a bunch of CDV 700 Geiger counters and the needle pegged in the first two ranges. It was a guy across the road that had a bunch of old radium aircraft gauges and radios. He had the little box on his table completely oblivious of the extremely dangerous contents. The tiny vials literally bleached the violet felt lining white near the vials. The box was so hot it made the old Geiger counter unresponsive at 12 feet from it. It measured about 45R/Hr on a CDV 715 meter. Warned the guy selling it that it was indeed actually radium and rather dangerous. This was 2014 at the Milwaukee ham fest that year. 😳

Scrapyards are better sources of scary radioactive stuff. Sometimes we get some radioactive rebar

@@christopherleubner6633 How about the classical Bohemian glassware, beautifully coloured using e.g. uranium and cadmium? I have no access to a Geiger counter, but I think some pantries could also be glowing in the dark!

mam we are sending someone to come and help you you will be safe soon in a padded room safe from the dangers of your mind

True

I am both...

@@astratheboop me too

Are you smart enough to build it elsewhere?

@@collinslagat3458 yes, the place was torn down

Another settlement needs your help I’ll mark it on the map

@@yukeyemadjocks9284 dang

Agreed

Billy the child ghoul before the great war

NUUK

Burn twice as bright, burn half as long. Quite literally in this case.

@@Caspianm2 perfect quote

It really is!

I just feel bad for him. You’d think after hearing his story someone in the science community would have wanted to mentor him.

@@nomos_lol Exactly. As they say, only the good die young.

Maybe not. But it is still far better than unrelated stockphotos that other stupid channels use!

Always yes, works better for long term odds.

Or my saying " just because you can dosint mean you should "

jimmy

>insert Jurasic Park line here

Answer is yes

Yes

Yes

Hehehe. And how society treats them.🤐🤐

Correct

Man his life was fucked up. Did you know his mom committed suicide In '96?

@@anthonycote2916 Yes, i happen to watch the video :P

Society at it's finest, this world has gone to trash just look around.

Not really, he lied to lots of scientists and istitusions that would maybe otherwise guide him in a safe, better way, he aparently had much suport, he just hid away his things to everyone else, maybe, just maybe if he put the home reactor idea away and properly studied and learned more with more safety, he would actually be able to make a whole nuclear reactor just for the funsies without wasting his life and endangering everyone, i therefore think most of the problem coming from him not being honest and responsible enough

Ukraina not Russia

@@RandySnarsh The Ukraine, Not Ukraine.

@@funtomental2823 its just Ukraine as ‘the’ was officially removed by the Ukranian government after the collapse of the USSR. Also if you want to be super technical it would be україна

@@RandySnarsh Russian is the language, not the country.

@@DaedalusYoung Ukrainian is the language

I went to jr high school 2 blocks away from his house (grew up 2 miles away), although I was close to 30yo when this happened. Small world, I lived in Ink Town with a friend just a few years after the incident (Middlebelt/Cherry Hill).

@teflontelefon 😂 Great reply

Even if they saw it, they would not have understand what he was doing. He could have just told them anything, like...."oh that? dad is just a radio im building"

I wondered the same thing. Guess he was an only child of divorced parents who were busy working and looked in on him just to make sure he was eating, bathing and doing his homework.

@@The420Earthling His dad must be a science teacher or something similar because David went through his chemistry books.

He was a smart guy so his mom trusted him. The real question is how crazy it was that after he was arrested the radiation stayed in that shed and poisoned the whole neighborhood for another 6 months. Just have rules to follow and nobody was allowed to share information back then.

He wouldn't waste the talents of an ambitious kid, I bet he would help him become Atom Man.

Call him.. ThE cancer avenger lol

@@DarthVader-ch4um Don't forget Spiderman too, then! xD

Nuclear boy with his nuclear suit :)

@@howsitgrowin Nope that title is taken by Deadpool. That was the whole reason he came to be after looking for ways to cure himself after all. If I'm remembering correctly that is?

Yellowcake is readily available and mostly harmless. The creating of U235 from it is terribly expensive.

I know you could order some radioactive stuff in the 20's

@@zerovalon6243 in the 20-30s you didn't even need to place an order to get some highly radioactive materials. They put it everywhere from beauty creams to clocks and food.

If you want to learn how to built a reactor you can pretty easily especially now that we have interet. It takes time and knowledge to learn by your own but it's not that hard. Hell i probably could make the plans to build step by step a reactor if given enough time, and anyone who as me has studied physics could. If you know the theory, the science behind you understand how it works and what general steps are required, you have a very broad idea of how to do it Finding the knowledge is realitively easiy and will never be impossible nor should it. That knowledge is also a byproduct of many other scientific projects or notions and without banning physicis you're just gonna have to accept that people will always be able to learn how to make deadly thing. The part that you have power on is on how easily these people get acces to the hardwarr

You can get it on ebay if you are intrested

Unfortunately, some parents are shitty people and see their children's potential as dangerous, or stupid, etc. Instead of being seen as the genius he was, instead he was deemed a menace, which obviously affected his mental health and led to an extremely sad death of someone that could have contributed so much to society.

@sheldon murphy, That's quite true. It beats me that she ended up killing herself instead of pouring whatever energies she had left into paving way for her son's talents to be put to good use.

@@adamtheangler you're onto something there.

This is why we don't have many great scientific minds anymore. People have become so stupid they view being smart and dangerously bored as a disease not a blessing. Idiocracy is my favorite documentary. and probably the most accurate one I've seen.

@@zeehero7280 Yo thanks for the movie recommendation! I found it, and going to check it out! 😁

its america not germany They would rather kill or lock up these kids for the rest of their lives instead of giving them proper education even if they are the next Einstein.

@@bhandos9062 true

@@bhandos9062 based on what are you saying that

@@bhandos9062 you obviously not smart enough to be involved with programs dealing with intelligent children. early enrollment and admissions there are a bunch more

How does that make it more sad?

Damn that's cool that you knew the man

Fa sho

I call cap

@@ginyuraiyuden1104 same

you knew this boy who created the nuclear reactor? dang, seems kinda fake tho…

Can I have some uranium?

@@seyamrahman1002 You don't need uranium to have nuclear power. Are you building a traditional light water fission reactor?

@@seyamrahman1002 you'd want to go with the breeder reactor. Better value.

@@macbain1395 who says were building a reactor?

@@HowsYourFaceFeel why do you want the uranium?

I'm not Tony Stark

Sounds like Dr.Stone

Scraps?

Hahaha

@@coemoney he said grapes

Ooooooh, just short of 40 lol

Rip

RIP

Probably cause of his interaction with radiation

@@jetstrawgaming9386 nooooo, you don't say

Ah what a classic, phineas and ferb

Hey it’s Perry the platypus

this brought back memories lol

Enjoy.

Let's do some radiation~~

Jimmy Neutron maybe but not a genius

Only a genius could create a neutron gun out of smoke detectors..

@@berrycade the kid was solving problems 30-year-olds struggle with when he was 15... Using the terrible definition of IQ, and the terrible limitations it imposes. That is an IQ of around 200. That is pretty firmly within the arbitrary definition of genius. The thing is though, genius doesn't exist. The thing that's mistaken for genius is often unintentional preparation. There are far more people that society would otherwise call geniuses just floating around unrecognized in society than most would believe. They may lack motivation, or development, or opportunity. But they are brilliant nonetheless. Often times highly focused in niche fields. They are part of the mechanism that allows society to adapt and thrive in spite of difficulty. If they're lucky enough to find some subject that is fulfilling, then they truly are some of the happiest people. Fame, notoriety, and recognition are not always desirable.

@@Unmannedair Nice essay however, your classification of genius seems rather odd. Firstly, you immediately assume his IQ to be 200 despite there not being sufficient evidence to prove this. Secondly, your definition of genius consists only of an above higher IQ level. Personally, I would never attribute genius level intelligence this person. He researched, found help, and applied what he learned when improvising. Yes he is smarter than average but it's not like he is DaVinci, designing solutions to problems that don't exist yet or Tesla, invisioning entire massive machines in his mind. Not to mention the fact that he lacks the common sence not to build a nuclear reactor, unsupervised and without propper precautions. He is smart, resourceful, and highly-motivated - but no genius.

@@berrycade ha you’re just a hater because the only thing you can do is play fortnite 💀

thanks, i looked it up. the gov’t should give them to every place that uses drinking water in contaminated areas. but that would too helpful as it would really work!! 💦🚰🧊

And yet another reason why people don't like nuclear power, even though it is safer than the blood stained wind turbines and space-consuming fields of bird-cooking solar pannels

@@feralbluee plastic garbage bags.

@@feralbluee it's expensive and it strips the water of all minerals making it dangerous to live off of.

@@slipstream53 It is indeed expensive but the tech exists to "re-salinate" the water for "normal" mineral levels.

human ego is the greatest tragedy.

@@ctwolf But it'll always stay with us.

@@billcipherproductions1789 sadly

@@ctwolf Yeah.

Except he was not brilliant at all. Careless and foolish, just with a sense of tenacity and focus. With the right training, he would have made a great career criminal.

RODI water filter...I have 2 of them 😁

ahhh I see you are somewhat of a scientist yourself

@@dmondg3281 I hope you dont use them for tap water. For the sake of your wallet I mean.

That's a good point 🤔 access to loving parents like Tony Stark's with their wealth is key to the difference between a person with an obsession and someone learning out of curiosity. He had no one to balance the rest of his life 😪 so his work became his own ability to cope with no human interaction 😢 😔 💔 dad should have been reading every damn book and doing every experiment with him, but as explained, divorced parents, and mom kills herself!?! A recipe for disaster for sure, so sad but for all of human history, countless stories of wasted potential because no one knows or wants to recognize our true purpose in life! We are not physical beings living a temporary existence! We are spiritual beings living a temporary physical life! Humanity must study that purpose before our material success and knowing far outpaces our understanding of to properly use that knowledge for good instead of it destroying ourselves!

a logical continuation after just finishing making the power source lol

LOL.....like that guy in Breaking Bad........Captain Cook?....Walter White sure did guide him to success.....I have the complete series on DVD....quite scary when you get into it.

@@gangleweed that's a lot of dots

He needs some milk

*to brain wash him

@@fakeaccount7630 bruh

🤔.................🤣🤣🤣🤣

Cue the screeching of times....

Facts…😂😂😂🤣😂

runs away

he was extremely good at one goal...probably underskilled in other requirements

@@DiegoRYT he was 17 or something like that they could have taught him

Because no one wants a mentally unstable guy playing with nuclear stuff.

@@seanbarnes9021 the most important comment here!

I was lookin kinda dumb With a finger and a thumb Growing out of my forehead.

@@innocentbystander3317 Well, the mutations start coming, and they don't stop coming!

@@mikespearwood3914 fed to the rules and I hit the ground running

@@carguy9292 didnt make sense not to live for fun, gonna go harness the power of the sun

So much can blow, so many neighbors, so what’s wrong with a nuke in my back shed. Your liver glows and radiates, your citys gonna throw a lotta Hate.

Ha HA! flash.

Ba dum Tish...

his whole city wouldve known too!! :D

Gives new meaning to what parents sometimes say to toddlers who trip while playing: "Awww, fall down, go boom?"

LMAO

With how negligent he was with his experiments, it's quite obvious the idiot killed himself with his own experiments.

@@X-Cactus The video literally said he died from drinking fentanyl and allergy medication what are you talking about?

David did have schizophrenia

@@X-Cactus Look up the demon core. Some very smart people were also very negligent with that. Wouldn't call any of them, including Hahn idiots though.

Source?

too smart for his own good means not smart bro

the accident was wanting to kill himself in a moment of emotion that would pass

@@JackHernandezGentlemanJack What you refer to as an accident is a "Choice". If we applied your definition to murders, they would all become accidents.

@@Hogger280 No, Not all murders are committed "In the moment". The same as how not all suicides are.

Also... To intelligent readers (who do 'not’ have a ‘pathological disregard for rationality and reality'). I recommend researching 'narcissitic personality disorder' (NPD) / 'cluster-B'; and know that they are the 'root of all evil' (especially 'ESFJ/ESTJ-narcissits'; Myers-Briggs reference, look it up)! European 'ESFJ' are the worst personality type, and they are responsible for inventing 'racism' and colonization! It is in their neuro-psychology!! The are extremely 'manipulative' and often use 'looking pretty' to distract others from the witch's mind-games / mind-rape, e.g. gaslighting, playing the victim or damsel in distress, creating 'flying-monkeys', and paying others to attack (or at times kill) someone for her. When caught, she will use her minions as scapegoats. European ESFJ are notorious for this especially in a racist context, e.g. Elliott Till. ISFP (and ESFP) are the most complicit, narcissitic-enablers. ISFP also tend to be 'oblivious-codependants' (look up the definition). SUMMARY: Evil personality: ESFJ (ALL), ESTJ (cluster-b) [Secretly] Evil and narcissit-friendly gunts/flying-monkey: ISFP (ALL), ESFP (ALL). ☝️ALL of them are secretly emotionally-disturbed, hence their need to create conflict (and at other people's expense, truly evil). Spread the word! Thank you. 🙏 ___________ #Save_Soil

True

D.H:I’m not just gonna make explosives IM GOING TO MAKE A FREACKING NUCLEAR GENERATOR

Jimmy Neutron was based on David Hahn.

Nothing would surprise me at this point.

West Germany issued a commemorative coin for Dr. Otto Hahn in 1979, the first non-Silver commemorative 5-Mark. Maybe they hoped that an aspiring nuclear physicist / coin collector in the future would be able to convert the copper-nickel into Silver using something like proton bombardment. To be accurate, they did issue 18 off-metal strikes in Silver which are quite rare and valuable. Question is, why 18? Wasn't David Hahn 18 when he pulled off his little nuclear Boy Scout stunt?

@@SunRabbit LOL that is cool

The answer is no. Sorry. Different family lineages.

@@leighatkins22k