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And his clock-bomb was just a 1970s digital clock that he gutted and put into his clock-bomb pencil case:

http://www.youngcons.com/whoa-engineer-claims-ahmed-mohamed-didnt-invent-digital-clock-just-transferred-it-to-pencil-case/

 

Ouch. If he ends up accepting those invites to visit Harvard he could look like a fool during an interview if asked basic electronics questions. Not unlike someone excessively padding their resume only to get completley destroyed during the in-person job interview. 

 

That said, short of the boy planting the case somewhere it was meant to be discovered it still looks more like an attempt to cheat on his science project than an attempt at terrorism with a mock bomb. The cops still severely overreacted to the situation. The correct response would be to detain the boy quietly in the principal's office then invite the police to question him, instead of making a huge spectacle out of things with a high profile arrest.

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I guess we have different interpretations of "a simple yes or no." You claim to not know the situation well enough to comment, and then you go ahead and comment on it. Talk about passive-aggressive. Own your opinions, no matter how dumb or overblown they are.

I don't know about the officials' reaction. I do know that he didn't build a clock and I'm guessing that he was deliberately provocative.

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Ouch. If he ends up accepting those invites to visit Harvard he could look like a fool during an interview if asked basic electronics questions. Not unlike someone excessively padding their resume only to get completley destroyed during the in-person job interview.

That said, short of the boy planting the case somewhere it was meant to be discovered it still looks more like an attempt to cheat on his science project than an attempt at terrorism with a mock bomb. The cops still severely overreacted to the situation. The correct response would be to detain the boy quietly in the principal's office then invite the police to question him, instead of making a huge spectacle out of things with a high profile arrest.

It wasn't a project. He just brought it on his own.

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" Attorneys for the 14-year-old Muslim boy arrested after taking a homemade clock to his Texas school say he was publicly mistreated and deserves $15 million."

 

 

wasn't it simply a clock that he bought and then dismantled, and not really a clock that he built?

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whole thing is super suspicious now.

The dad is the real engineer in this family, and doing a good job at it.  This was a set-up from the get go. I give him credit for taking that city's Islamophobia and cashing in on it.  Damn Muslim schooled a Texan, go figure. The dad made the clock himself and when the news came to interview the kid they just tore up some USB cords and phone lines and tossed them around the room.   Really, a Muslim kid growing up in America only sits around and plays Grand Theft Auto and jerking off to Dairy Goat Journal all day. He is no scientist. 

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