That’s a good mom right there encouraging her daughter’s intelligence and drive. Just as long as she’s able to make sure it’s safe and her daughter understands to not eat anything else 😬
It was very dumb of the daughter to swallow that. Then again, many scientists did experiment on themselves. Not excusing, just stating how even smart people are really dumb
I disagree and agree. While I believe we should let our kids have their interests but she was being way too let my daughter have her own independence I don't believe in kids having independence I'm the adult of the house and what I say goes.
@@tonyajones1463 you don’t believe in letting your kids have their own independence? Your entire job as a parent is to make sure that your children grow into happy, healthy, INDEPENDENT adults. I feel so sorry for your daughter… she’s going to grow up not having the skills to make her own decisions, because you’ve always made them for her. Just because we’re adults doesn’t mean that we know everything or that we’re always right. And to be so arrogant as to think that you’re always right is the perfect recipe for failure. Giving birth to a baby doesn’t magically give you infinite knowledge or wisdom, anymore than being a child guarantees that you’ll always be wrong or make bad decisions. I wish you the best… but I encourage you to use some of that wisdom to rethink this tactic. Good luck to you, and God Bless.
No one will ever understand kids like these. Bright minds can't be shunned into secrecy they should be supported and supervised. Good on mom for letting them work in the basement. Bad on mom for letting them be by their selves and not getting more involved.
The problem is that their little brains aren't developed enough to understand a concept like, "DO NOT SWALLOW A FUCKING ROBOT!!!" Kids, no matter how smart they think they are, are still stupid. That's the problem with telling kids they're smart or letting them think they're smart is a bad idea.
You can't watch them all the time, giving children time to themselves is a part of that development. She needed to learn this lesson, that part of being a ‘briht mind’ because even bright minds need to learn common sense.
@@Orinatl we are talking about a child scientist. A child. You are speaking as if adults have not made mistakes in their experiments. I wasn't even speaking about the child's actions. I was talking about the only adult in that situation. And it wasn't even just her. The mother let multiple children use her basement without her supervision. Which you would say " if the children want to kill theirselves, let them"🤡
Things like this should be encouraged to happen, with appropriate safety of course. Safety should always be the top priority, but kids like this could do great things with some guidance.
This kind of amateur research can actually lead to interesting and useful discoveries. A good example is a group of amateurs who aim to build a manned space rocket on a very low budget. They are very far from their goal but their experiments in a context of budgetary constraints sometimes result in innovative solutions. Even NASA is learning from their work.
Not from medicine though. Medical training is incredibly tough because the human body is so intricate and varied. No amount of amateur research is going to teach you everything about medicine.
Tbf, it wouldn’t be surprising if they didn’t tell Miss Herbert about swallowing the prototype. She lied to the doctors about not knowing what it was because she clearly wanted it to move through her as intended, so it wouldn’t be surprising if they’re not being totally transparent with their biology teacher either
😏It's always that way. One of the guys I used to work with was a business genius ... unfortunately, couldn't figure out how to put gas in his car, nor figure out the features on his Land Rover ... basic every day things he couldn't figure out 🤷♂️😖
Regardless, she should know damn well that you should NEVER lie to your doctor about anything, it can literally risk your life if its something urgent.
Wow that lab was pretty cool! Good on mom for supporting her daughter with her hobbies! This kind of stuff should be supported more! Of course with safety measures too!
So she's smart enough to do all of these things but not smart enough to realize lying to the drs when she's already in the hospital (clearly proving it was not working) i mean why even swallow it if she had nothing to repair?
Intelligence doesn’t mean you’re smart in everything. You can be five grades ahead and a top performer in calculus and physics, but at the same time have absolutely no common sense and be incredibly naive.
Frankly yeah it'd be out of character for someone that sounds like they're taking the science seriously. Build a model to send it through first, you can safely observe how it passes through the system and make tweaks then present it to the relevant groups for patenting, safety certification, etc.
Is no one talking about how at 1:04 the doctors are completely confounded by what looks to be a simple metal bracket/setting? Even if they were confused about how it got there or if it was "holding" something, they could have guessed what that resembled. Even if their assumptions were ultimately incorrect, this object would not warrant "I have never seen anything like it."
Yeah, time for maybe a bit more supervision, even if it's just a camera to check now and then. Children that young going as far as experimenting on the body to that extent, that's a bit more than normal child exploration obviously. You can encourage the intelligence and learning but help them do it safely and in a away potential issues can be acted upon quickly before it gets worse.
"I had to give her back the gismo, or else she wouldn't speak to me again" Good to know your child is controlling you, anytime she doesn't get her way, she could just say, "well.. i won't talk to you again!" and get anything she wants... 🙄
@@addisonwelsh I never said she would do it all the time, I said she COULD use the same tactic again to get her way next time, as she knows it worked last time 😉
@@Elizabeth-iv3gn Just because it worked once does not mean it will work again. The mother already showed she was willing to put her foot down at the hospital
@@addisonwelsh And? This was a one episode storyline, we don't see more of this daughter and mother. I never said this will 100% happen, I am speculating and just writing what I think will happen, just like you. I believe she will use this tactic again and it will work, I am entitled to believe what I want about a fictional character. This is a fictional story, no reason to get your knickers in a twist 😂
I mean it’s good that these kids are being productive other than doing drugs and getting themselves killed but at the same token they should not have swallowed the object
And for experimenting on herself like that. The girl is smart, but apparently not smart enough to put things (particularly things that just LOOK like a gut shredder) in her mouth like a toddler.
@@jazzyj6640 Even a kid (especially at her age) generally knows not to eat jagged metal pieces. She's a kid yeah....but not a baby. And to answer your question...no I'm not perfect...but I was never THAT dumb and I never did anything stupid enough to land myself in a hospital. If the character is smart enough to be doing half the stuff she's achieving in that lab, then she should be smart enough not to swallow a prototype that is clearly not safe enough to be used internally. I don't know why you're so up in arms over a character that did something that could have cost her her life. Fictional or not, I think we can all agree that 1. it was entirely stupid of her, and 2. guilt tripping her mother into giving her back the device (that she's proven she shouldn't handle without supervision) was poor behavior on her part. So maybe simmer down.
@@condor2279 well considering americans have to pay for every operation sure that might have made sense but 'cost yourself an operation' is the second worst line ive ever heard in my life. that's worse english than what i wrote down as the percieved line. who wrote this script? had they left grade school yet? my 2 year old knew the difference between cost and caused.... bloody americans need braincells flown in on air force one just so someone over there can actually have a brain, a fully functioning one so maybe the country wouldnt make such stupid decisions.
Mom: I had to give it back to her, she said she’d never speak to me again Me: 🫠 Y’all need to be parents. Not friends. If it’s well done, you’ll likely be able to be both.
@@RavenPendragon14 easy, tell the supervisor before swallowing anything. Thinking you're smarter than your teacher is not a sign of intelligence either.
@@eugeniabarsukova But that doesn't address how the device is going to be tested without being swallowed....my comment was asking why she was unintelligent for swallowing the prototype when that's exactly how it's supposed to be tested
That’s a good mom right there encouraging her daughter’s intelligence and drive. Just as long as she’s able to make sure it’s safe and her daughter understands to not eat anything else 😬
It was very dumb of the daughter to swallow that. Then again, many scientists did experiment on themselves. Not excusing, just stating how even smart people are really dumb
Think we're passed that
giving her the gizmo back because her kid threatened her was not good parenting
I disagree and agree. While I believe we should let our kids have their interests but she was being way too let my daughter have her own independence I don't believe in kids having independence I'm the adult of the house and what I say goes.
@@tonyajones1463 you don’t believe in letting your kids have their own independence? Your entire job as a parent is to make sure that your children grow into happy, healthy, INDEPENDENT adults. I feel so sorry for your daughter… she’s going to grow up not having the skills to make her own decisions, because you’ve always made them for her. Just because we’re adults doesn’t mean that we know everything or that we’re always right. And to be so arrogant as to think that you’re always right is the perfect recipe for failure. Giving birth to a baby doesn’t magically give you infinite knowledge or wisdom, anymore than being a child guarantees that you’ll always be wrong or make bad decisions. I wish you the best… but I encourage you to use some of that wisdom to rethink this tactic. Good luck to you, and God Bless.
No one will ever understand kids like these. Bright minds can't be shunned into secrecy they should be supported and supervised. Good on mom for letting them work in the basement. Bad on mom for letting them be by their selves and not getting more involved.
The problem is that their little brains aren't developed enough to understand a concept like, "DO NOT SWALLOW A FUCKING ROBOT!!!" Kids, no matter how smart they think they are, are still stupid. That's the problem with telling kids they're smart or letting them think they're smart is a bad idea.
Balance of Society vs. Individualism is blasphemy! Say your last words heretic before society turns you into a literal soulless cyborg!
You can't watch them all the time, giving children time to themselves is a part of that development. She needed to learn this lesson, that part of being a ‘briht mind’ because even bright minds need to learn common sense.
@@Orinatl we are talking about a child scientist. A child. You are speaking as if adults have not made mistakes in their experiments. I wasn't even speaking about the child's actions. I was talking about the only adult in that situation. And it wasn't even just her. The mother let multiple children use her basement without her supervision. Which you would say " if the children want to kill theirselves, let them"🤡
@@Orinatlexactly. they need trial and error too. and she also said their biology teacher was supervising so i think that’s good enough
Would love this kid to be in a recurring role, maybe as an intern at Med.
This was back in Season 2, Season 8 has just finished, so she (the character) would be around 20 now. It could happen
I would love to see a medical or crime show dedicated to having kids and teens like this solve crimes that would be incredible
There was a show in the UK called Odd Squad that my bro watched. It’s basically what you spoke about
@@Heyhey_1792 When was it on? what year did it end?
Back in the 1980s there was a Canadian kids' show called The Edison Twins that did something like this.
@@heirofthenazareen3812lol odd squad is pbs show for like 10 year olds and younger
@@jz3278lol😅
All of that equipment is totals a few thousand dollars. That mom is really supportive for buying such expensive supplies.
they could be borrowing it from the school or renting it or something.
i just don’t believe it’s the mother who buys all that equipment.
Things like this should be encouraged to happen, with appropriate safety of course. Safety should always be the top priority, but kids like this could do great things with some guidance.
Absolutely!!
Experimenting on your self can be dangerous
Well if she kills herself she'll never speak to you again, either.
Well she would.....through an oujia board 😂
This kind of amateur research can actually lead to interesting and useful discoveries. A good example is a group of amateurs who aim to build a manned space rocket on a very low budget. They are very far from their goal but their experiments in a context of budgetary constraints sometimes result in innovative solutions. Even NASA is learning from their work.
Not from medicine though. Medical training is incredibly tough because the human body is so intricate and varied. No amount of amateur research is going to teach you everything about medicine.
Great idea but can't experiment on herself. It's nice that mam is encouraging her brain. Miss Herbert dropped the ball.
Tbf, it wouldn’t be surprising if they didn’t tell Miss Herbert about swallowing the prototype. She lied to the doctors about not knowing what it was because she clearly wanted it to move through her as intended, so it wouldn’t be surprising if they’re not being totally transparent with their biology teacher either
she's smart enough to make a micro bot but dumb enough to think its a good idea to eat it
As smart as she is, she’s still a teenager. And at their core, teenagers are lowkey stupid
Right. That dumb and dangerous.
😏It's always that way. One of the guys I used to work with was a business genius ... unfortunately, couldn't figure out how to put gas in his car, nor figure out the features on his Land Rover ... basic every day things he couldn't figure out 🤷♂️😖
Smart doesn't mean wise, they need years of life experience
Regardless, she should know damn well that you should NEVER lie to your doctor about anything, it can literally risk your life if its something urgent.
These kids are awesome. They just need some supervision and support by someone with some experience.
Wow that lab was pretty cool! Good on mom for supporting her daughter with her hobbies! This kind of stuff should be supported more! Of course with safety measures too!
Love this and yeah I agree I am a science geek I love studying these things lol
Bro, I would love to see a series with this girl as main character
Creep
@zercoynon5625 ??? you’re the creep they’re clearly saying that because she’s a teenage mad scientist which would be interesting
I’ve seen labs more disorganized that that one on a cave
“It’s the only way it could have gotten there.” No, it could have been inserted from the other end.
Thanks for another upload!
So she's smart enough to do all of these things but not smart enough to realize lying to the drs when she's already in the hospital (clearly proving it was not working) i mean why even swallow it if she had nothing to repair?
Intelligence doesn’t mean you’re smart in everything. You can be five grades ahead and a top performer in calculus and physics, but at the same time have absolutely no common sense and be incredibly naive.
Frankly yeah it'd be out of character for someone that sounds like they're taking the science seriously. Build a model to send it through first, you can safely observe how it passes through the system and make tweaks then present it to the relevant groups for patenting, safety certification, etc.
She's still a teen or tween. Parts of her brain are not developed yet, particularly the parts governing risk, and she's emotionally immature.
‘Smart’ is a very vague term. Just because she’s intellectually gifted doesn’t mean she has common sense.
The girl looks like a movie star, ngl...she could be in a fricking MOVIE!!!! I love her as an actor ^^
2:28 nuts 😮
Hahaha when she waved it infront of dr choi his face was priceless
Ummmm . . I don't think its a good idea to experiment on yourself.
This is all fine. Just... don't test it on yourself.
They really called her a Geek in the title😂😂😂
Is no one talking about how at 1:04 the doctors are completely confounded by what looks to be a simple metal bracket/setting? Even if they were confused about how it got there or if it was "holding" something, they could have guessed what that resembled. Even if their assumptions were ultimately incorrect, this object would not warrant "I have never seen anything like it."
@l.a.3479 When they made the comments I referenced, they were talking among themselves. They were not in the presence of the girl.
Yeah, time for maybe a bit more supervision, even if it's just a camera to check now and then. Children that young going as far as experimenting on the body to that extent, that's a bit more than normal child exploration obviously. You can encourage the intelligence and learning but help them do it safely and in a away potential issues can be acted upon quickly before it gets worse.
"I had to give her back the gismo, or else she wouldn't speak to me again" Good to know your child is controlling you, anytime she doesn't get her way, she could just say, "well.. i won't talk to you again!" and get anything she wants... 🙄
i agree that was kind of a stupid line but at the same time we don’t know how that conversation with her daughter went
Ah yes “it happened once, so it must happen all the time.” Flawless logic.
@@addisonwelsh I never said she would do it all the time, I said she COULD use the same tactic again to get her way next time, as she knows it worked last time 😉
@@Elizabeth-iv3gn Just because it worked once does not mean it will work again. The mother already showed she was willing to put her foot down at the hospital
@@addisonwelsh And? This was a one episode storyline, we don't see more of this daughter and mother. I never said this will 100% happen, I am speculating and just writing what I think will happen, just like you. I believe she will use this tactic again and it will work, I am entitled to believe what I want about a fictional character. This is a fictional story, no reason to get your knickers in a twist 😂
Clear blockages this thing caused a blockage lmao😂😂
Smart kid!
She was born in 2002 but she’s 14?💀
This is an old episode.
If this episode came out in 2016, which is likely, that tracks.
me when i forget media was made in the past
not too bright this one....
Where did these children get medical grade lab equipment
That would be reverse peristalsis like vomiting
I mean it’s good that these kids are being productive other than doing drugs and getting themselves killed but at the same token they should not have swallowed the object
*at the same time
or
*by the same token
Can we please get full episodes
That ear apple thing reminded me of something, some scientists were able to replicate a heart with spinach.
Admiro la inteligencia de la niña pero no soporto su arrogancia
She's a teen or tween. Her emotions and parts of her brain aren't fully developed. Also, it could be argued that she was self-confident, not arrogant.
Lot of attitude from that little girl...I don't care how smart you are, there's no reason to get snippy with the doctors who are just trying to help
so cool lol
What tv series is this and season & episode anyone?? Please
Chicago med season 2 episode 6
@@lisazips Thanks..
what season and episode is this
It says in the summary at the top.
early i love this show!
Already*
@@stephenking5852 I said early not alreadg
@@stephenking5852 this is a confusion correction
What episode and season is that
Season 2 episode 6
Those young kids are remarkable but the girl is a brat.
this has put me off buying the 16s. Like the next gens just keep on getting better.
This is how covid 19 started.
What do you mean?
If I were that mom, I'd throw the thing away. Not for trying to help... but acting like a spoiled brat like that.
And for experimenting on herself like that.
The girl is smart, but apparently not smart enough to put things (particularly things that just LOOK like a gut shredder) in her mouth like a toddler.
Far from a “spoiled brat”.
@@Panda72021she’s a KID. Were you a smart kid and never did anything dumb? Perfect?
@@jazzyj6640 Even a kid (especially at her age) generally knows not to eat jagged metal pieces. She's a kid yeah....but not a baby.
And to answer your question...no I'm not perfect...but I was never THAT dumb and I never did anything stupid enough to land myself in a hospital.
If the character is smart enough to be doing half the stuff she's achieving in that lab, then she should be smart enough not to swallow a prototype that is clearly not safe enough to be used internally.
I don't know why you're so up in arms over a character that did something that could have cost her her life. Fictional or not, I think we can all agree that 1. it was entirely stupid of her, and 2. guilt tripping her mother into giving her back the device (that she's proven she shouldn't handle without supervision) was poor behavior on her part.
So maybe simmer down.
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'you could have caused yourself an operation' wtf did i just hear, i mean i know what u meant to say but who wrote that crap ass line
"Cost yourself".
@@condor2279 well considering americans have to pay for every operation sure that might have made sense but 'cost yourself an operation' is the second worst line ive ever heard in my life. that's worse english than what i wrote down as the percieved line. who wrote this script? had they left grade school yet? my 2 year old knew the difference between cost and caused.... bloody americans need braincells flown in on air force one just so someone over there can actually have a brain, a fully functioning one so maybe the country wouldnt make such stupid decisions.
It would of been so easy for her just to be honest
She clearly didn’t want them to get it out, she wanted to see if it would move through her.
Did she offer that kid cancer at the end? Kinda messed up.
Pretty sure she was offering an her opportunity to work on finding treatment options for that specific type of cancer.
"here you want some cancer?"
Early! I haven't watched the episode yet but im sure it'll be amazing! Who agrees ? :)
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yeah something is very wrong here🤣
It is rare but it happens.
and how is something wrong here?
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The ear thing is actually a real thing they are doing.
Mom: I had to give it back to her, she said she’d never speak to me again
Me: 🫠
Y’all need to be parents. Not friends. If it’s well done, you’ll likely be able to be both.
Try having a kid with intelligence like this
@@neen2660she wasn't so intelligent when she swallowed her own prototype
@@fr0stw0lf97How else are you supposed to test it to make sure it works? The point of it is to be swallowed
@@RavenPendragon14 easy, tell the supervisor before swallowing anything. Thinking you're smarter than your teacher is not a sign of intelligence either.
@@eugeniabarsukova But that doesn't address how the device is going to be tested without being swallowed....my comment was asking why she was unintelligent for swallowing the prototype when that's exactly how it's supposed to be tested
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