10 year Old Says TB12 Cheats, Wins Science Fair.

[FortressX]

Still waitying to see any actual "science" with this.

Ace Davis from Millcreek Elementary in Lexington, Ky., focused his project on Deflategate, telling nfldraftdiamonds.com how the Super Bowl-winning quarterback inspired it.

"I hate Tom Brady," Ace said. "He's been accused of cheating before. I want him to be caught."

Young boy won science fair by asking if Tom Brady cheats

 

[Fixit]

I read about his experiments. He has a bright future with Exponent.

What really bugs me is that a bunch of kids who did real work lost out to a gimmick.

 

[nabwong]

I heard his next experiment is “Climate change is manmade hoax.”

 

[JG109]

My first reaction was one of embarrassment, since I live in Kentucky now (Louisville, very different than Lexington) and I'm sure there'll be lots of well-deserved slights about hicks not understanding basic science etc..

My second reaction was, well the kid DID put a lot of work into his (stupid, mid-guided) project.

And third? WTF IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE??!!! (Sorry to shout)

 

[BostonWolverine]

Non-Pats fans are more obsessed with Brady than Pats fans are.

 

[Arialgg]

10 yr old “hates” Tom Brady- seriously? Does he even know what hate means? Also- he would have been about 5 when the false deflating narrative hit the fan. Dad and/or Mom came up with the mess on his science board, not him. Gross.

 

[VectorPrime]

It says his favorite player is a Jameis Winston so I say life has punished him enough.

 

[ErniesPinkStripes]

 

[luvbrain]

The school is nurturing future corrupt and unethical scientist. The kid is using his desired outcome to dictate the evidence and not the other way around. Guess it is perfectly fine at this school. This doesn't bode well for the future.

 

[Kontradiction]

I hope this kid smacks his shin hard with a Razor scooter.

 

[jah]

Best thing we can hope for is he gets smarter with age.

 

[The Brandon Five]

So his proof that Tom deflated balls is that deflated balls are easier to throw farther? There’s a pretty large assumption there.

 

[Clonamery]

Best thing we can hope for is he gets smarter with age.

Doubtful but miracles happen.

Life isn’t Jeopardy where you start with a statement and then create the question. He started with TB is a cheater and I hate him. Not, how did the footballs get under inflated?

 

[sb1]

Smart kid. Puts the name Tom Brady on his project and gets a lot of attention.

 

[MassPats38]

Many of these science projects are orchestrated by parents, who do much of the work. I am guessing they should get the credit.

After spending a few years in school working on engineering degrees, I weep for scientific method.

 

[Sicilian]

Is this the science fair equivalent of click bait? The answer may surprise you...

 

[qbno12]

 

[tasmlab]

Man, I was just getting done being mad about what Josh Reynolds said and now this kid from Kentucky pipes up!

 

[farn]

Non-Pats fans are more obsessed with Brady than Pats fans are.

Humans' ability to be that jealous and misinformed is what makes me weep for society...

 

[AQPE]

Science fair rewarding someone who failed to follow the scientific method. I can't think of anything more "2019" than that.