Just wow! This is the perfect example of young leadership

Yet no explanation of what the bandage was or how it's applied... thanks I guess

@kiritsugo4658

4 жыл бұрын

NDAs no way you can know until it's patented and hits the shelfs

You go girl!!!!!!! 😂😂😂

25k is a rip off for a billion dollar product

@alicetheegreet

5 ай бұрын

Dude, so what if their products are replicates of what's already out there? Those kids developed something on their own and that's the point. They get to learn and make new connections.

I love the diversity of these young scientists. Shows how much their family emphasizes the importance of education. Open your eyes to your future innovators and employers America!

@toshathebeautiful8389

4 жыл бұрын

Nah, it's the schools they attend. Family ain't got nothing to do with it.

@imyobigpoppa

4 жыл бұрын

ToshaTheBeautiful speak for yourself and your own experiences. Evidently it seems as if your experiences don’t align with mine at all.

@toshathebeautiful8389

4 жыл бұрын

@@imyobigpoppa you're ignorant. I shall not argue. 🤷🏾

I can make a baking soda vinegar volcano

The scientist that invited round-up won awards to see how that turned out.

Does 3M take any IP from this? I really hope not

Parents participation makes a difference in education.

She got held back and she's not 14.

Pretty cool but liquid bandages have been around for a really long time. New Skin is $5 at Wal-Mart and it works well for small cuts that bandages won't stay on. For surgeries they even use "liquid stitches" so its fairly common.

I like how everyone keeps saying family when there are geniuses with an awesome parent(s) that attend low income schools that aren't even invited and/or skipped over because of their parents financial state. That's why you don't see a particular race here. It's start with the school system.

@toshathebeautiful8389

4 жыл бұрын

And before you add a rebuttal, those same kids in low income homes do not have the money to buy the things necessary to be great. All schools should provide the tools needed to explore each child's strengths.

@lillsportyshorty7165

4 жыл бұрын

Sooo... its racist? I dont think so.

@toshathebeautiful8389

4 жыл бұрын

@@lillsportyshorty7165 Systemically oppressed. It's embedded in the school systems. There's a lot of layers to it, one layer is the way they divide districts. See, I know someone who drives 15 minutes to take her kids to school, when there's a school literally 3 minutes away. Why? Well, she lives in a Low income neighborhood. That's a layer after the child is born. Now, you say "racism", I say oppression to which is included with the racist branch. Can you see it or should I write another essay so that you can get it. I can go deeper if necessary.

@toshathebeautiful8389

4 жыл бұрын

@@lillsportyshorty7165 I cannot make you see the problem if you're blind. You have to fix your own vision. 🤷🏾

@lillsportyshorty7165

4 жыл бұрын

@@toshathebeautiful8389 You dont need to explain anything. You've oppressed yourself simply in the way you think. I on the other hand choose to think positively. I came from a single parent home who's parent was not around due to work or men. I'm a sibling of 3 kids by 3 different fathers. I lived half my life in foster care where the kids are treated no better then criminals and half of them were. I had to teach myself how to read and write because the school and Bio mother failed me.. as an adult I worked two jobs or so much overtime I was cross eyed with fatigue most times just to get myself out of the gutter. I gave myself and those I chose to have around me high standards. According to statistics I should have been pregnant, and on drugs committing crimes of various sorts before I even left foster care. I should be on welfare with at least 5 kids now... but I chose to keep my legs closed and my nose clean. That's not racist or oppression. That's making a decision to better my life and my future kids life. Maybe the friend should stop having any more kids, get a second job and get her family to someplace better for them to live and her kid can go to school just down the road. She chose the life she has before she had her kids.. that's on her not society.

Great job to all, but there can only be one winner, the rest are losers.

Indians and Chinese 😂😂