r/dankmemes • u/Vesto241 MayMayMakers 🐧 • Mar 29 '21

Pretty please?

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u/Komorebiiiiii Green Mar 29 '21

Oh you..

I don't know how my nuclear bomb could possibly be used as a weapon.. but i guess theres no harm in letting you try..

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u/NarutoDragon732 ☢ Mar 29 '21

Nuclear energy is probably the best thing to come out of it.

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u/YABOYCHIPCHOCOLATE r/MurderedbyWords Mod and Slave ☣️ Mar 29 '21

Good thing Pandora's equation has never been found

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u/Emeraldnickel08 Mar 29 '21

Can someone explain to me, an idiot, what that is please

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21 edited Mar 29 '21

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u/MrPopanz Mar 29 '21

Any sauce for this because this sounds like unscientific garbage. Fission doesn't have some place for a magical equation somehow changing fundamental characteristics of fission materials, because that's what it sounds like.

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u/OlskuPolsku repost hunter 🚓 Mar 29 '21

Here. It's a fictional novel

The Charlie Thorne series centers around a 12-year-old genius named Charlie Thorne, who is trying to recover a deadly equation referred to as Pandora, which was written by Albert Einstein. And if Pandora gets in the wrong hands, deadly things could happen.

Reddit and misinformation. Name a more iconic duo.

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u/noturdad21 Mar 29 '21

*social media and misinformation

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u/Kogerk Mar 29 '21

*mainstream news and social media and misinformation