Damn…..

Dave I agree, but the comment on the schools in Texas “still teaching creationism” was insensitive; insinuating it was a measure of low intelligence/education. You’re free to believe what you like, but I’m a huge fan of your material and this comment is disrespectful to my faith in Jesus Christ. Besides, it’s naive to speak so surely against a theory while assuming your own chosen theory is any more valid than another. In a way it bypasses the scientific process altogether; making a conclusion before testing the hypothesis. There’s no time stamps on rocks to verify they’re millions of years old, and Adam isn’t around to tell us what happened 6,000 years ago. Best, I believe, to accept ANY theory of what happened as just that; a theory. I’m happy to allow evolution taught alongside creation. If evolution is such a strong argument, then you ought not worry; the truth will speak for itself and the choice will be obvious for students.

All I know is Grand Canyon was somehow formed by a river that flowed uphill for “millions of years”, and we still haven’t been able breed a cat-dog nor get pigs to fly. I suppose if you add a million years of waiting, then, sure, anything is possible. However creation doesn’t require a million years to be sensible when analyzing physical evidence around us; everything points to a global flood and a short timespan. Even before I became a Christian I had always wondered why human history only goes back around 5,000 years. We all of a sudden popped out of thin air and to read and wrote? I won’t gab on about details to argue my position; you’re going to see what you want to believe; and I the same. It’s like forcing an alcoholic to get help; they have to want it themselves; only difference is I’ve been on both sides of the fence. Lol, not the alcoholism part, but rejecting and then rediscovering my faith. God is love. I hope you keep your heart open to find out for yourself. Either way, I still respect you and will continue to be a fan and (most importantly) student. Thank you Dave; I’ve learned a lot from your channel; you explain things in a manner that’s entertaining and easy to understand.

Should the policeman be a policeman and does the policeman need policing? Should the teacher be a teacher or have they got something to learn?

He is now 18 . Feel old yet?

Can't they put all these crazy insane brain dead nut cases on there own planet so we can live in a sane world again.

America is dumb

Here in Egypt doing practical electronic projects is dangerous, even for engineers… Every year there is a couple of arrests in our department's students (mechatronics) because of the graduation projects, some of them make it to the papers, like this one time they arrested a group from inside their apartments on the pretends that they are building robots for terrorist attacks…I kid you not

The only reason this has happened is "his name".

Yes, Fantastic America… Yeah, I realised that now, he's in t-shirt with "NASA" on it. Poor child. Imagine his trauma…

I just saw this brainfart of a video for the first time (02/2018), and lost 98% of my respect of Dave. What a dumbass.

– "electronics hobbyist" – Nope. A child of a professional victim and a politically motivated charlatan, not to mention a brother of a girl who attempted similar faux bomb threat.

– "bought to school a home-made clock" – Nope. He took apart a Radio Shack clock, placed it into a case, and kept on showing the 'creation' to everyone (against teachers' advice).

– "I knew when I made this video that it looked like it was just a commercial clock taken apart. That was obvious to anyone with electronics knowledge who saw the photo. I didn't mention it because it's beside the point." – Bullshit. You just wanted to virtue signal, and had not done your homework.

– "Many electronics hobbyists started out doing exactly this." – Name one. Name FUCKING ONE electronics hobbyists who started out by dismantling a new and functioning electronic device, placing it into a container that made it look exactly like a bomb, and then brought said POS to his/her school just to create drama.

– "It's a sad society we live in when a 14yo beginning hobbyist gets criticised for his lack of skills instead of encouraged. People should be ashamed of themselves." – No. The boy was not criticized for his lack of skills per se (which, granted, was rather apparent). He was (eventually) criticized, by outlets that value truth, because the entire ordeal was a deliberate hoax, most likely just a money-grabbing venture, but probably also an attempt to elevate the position of muslims in the victimhood hierarchy.

I could go on and on with this retarded turd, since pretty much every single sentence Dave utters is pure and unfiltered garbage. MSM fed SJW propaganda at best, islamophilic indoctrination at worst.

– "keep following your passion, stick it to the man, because it's kids like you who are gonna change the world. Good on you, mate." – I wonder whether you could maintain this giddy attitude if one day, after YET ANOTHER muslim terrorist attack, you would have to go to the morgue, and identify some twenty-odd pounds of severed human flesh, which just hours ago was your son, Sagan. Religion of peace, my ass.

Oh my… When I was in grade 7 I brought an automotive ignition coil and a car battery to school as a demo and actually shocked some kids. I got an A, teacher didn't say shit and I'm an Arab! I even did make a clock that looked much like a bomb (the PCB was on the top of a rectangular battery and there was a ribbon cable going to the back) and the principal was like "cool"

the school be like- i`we seen this in a movie….it has an LCD and its in a suitcase…so…IT MUST BE A BOMB!!!

It was all a false narrative. Some people knew it right away. Others have realized it later on, as more evidence was piled on. The family of this child put him up to a political stunt. It paid off big league. He got to meet celebrities and politicians. It was all a typical American left-wing ploy.