Autistic Person Uses A Pencil, Laws Of Mathematics And Chemistry To Kill His Victims

[@jamesranawadia]

So he just saw a random pen in the street, found it strange, and immediately deduced that it was connected to the murder?

[@1LY4x8s96r]

Yep, so normal these days.

[@robertconn6424]

I was stuck on that thought the whole video

[@soorajvs5562]

And proceeds to just pick it up bare handed.

[@mrxcs]

This happens in an alternative dimension, where it was affected because of one of the protagonists of our dimension, where pens are rare and are no longer widely used, so it's a big deal when see one.

[@mohdhazwan7706]

A news I read this morning, a thief got caught because he splat a mosquito which sucked his blood on the wall of the house he broke in..

[@Leto85]

I find it interesting to see how the narrator says 'suffering from autism' while this character was really rocking it. Too bad he used his skills for killing though.

[@Vezteky]

i agree

[@abhiinfpa]

U need to watch whole episode properly to really grasp Done watching whole series'

[@Leto85]

@@abhiinfpa I had, dude, eventhough that's entirely beside the point here.

[@abhiinfpa]

@@Leto85 yep you are right

[@abhiinfpa]

If he's too much smart must have found solutions that coz least trouble Normally We always look for least troubled ways :)

[@ken_le]

How can you jail someone for placing a pen on mailbox? That would be very weak evidence in court right?

[@Kevin-sm8pn]

Sure, if this was a regular crime procedural, which this isn't and it's not a coincidence that three people died in very similar ways.. It's a sci-fi, so normal rules don't apply. If you look at it from an objective point of view, it's pre-meditated murder because he planned it out in advance, and there's more than one victim, which mean's he a serial killer.

[@TOBY-jy7bz]

@@Kevin-sm8pn I mean, if it was irl he wouldnt even be suspected, and even if he was, they would not be able to proof his intentions, so he would not get convicted

[@Kevin-sm8pn]

@@TOBY-jy7bz That's not necessarily true because all of them can be connected to the study and there are witnesses. But also, yeah, this would not actually happen in real life, lol. It's sci-fi, ffs. People are complaining about this, but not Star Wars or the Hunger Games.

[@nickbarnett5004]

@@TOBY-jy7bz He's not famous. There wouldn't be a trial, they'd just lock him up and erase any records of him they could find, gaslighting or disposing of anyone that tries searching for him.

[@sriharsha3680]

He won't be taken to court he will instead be executed by the fbi if he exists in real life and courts can't do shit to fbi.

[@samuelfoote9135]

A Judge would throw that case out. " Sir, we found his pen which caused a chain reaction and killed someone"..

[@KonohasYeIlowFlash]

This episode of Fringe takes place in the parallel universe where no one uses pens and pencils anymore-they use digital devices.

[@harishussain3599]

Milo laughing in computer

[@mr.robinson1982]

No way is any cop going to figure out that a pen was involved with the deaths of 3 people....THEY MASS PRODUCE PENS....They are common to the modern world. In fact I have about 18 different kinds within 4 feet of me.

[@samuelfoote9135]

@@KonohasYeIlowFlashso... More like Judge: " wtf is a pen?..is it automatic and have a silencer?!" 🤣

[@churblefurbles]

Not a DC court, look at Bannon.

[@tiraedo-omozuwa3689]

Before people criticize this episode, it's better to watch the series because it's actually one of the best SciFi series ever made. The summary of the episode is that the guys brain became a supercomputer that uses algorithms to predict infinite number of outcomes and then picks the best possible one based on factors such as temperature, facial expressions, movement of vehicles and people etc.

[@chocola4588]

it's dumb as hell.

[@tiraedo-omozuwa3689]

@@chocola4588 Dr strange looked at 3 million possibilities and saw only one where the Avengers won. That's why it's called SciFi/fantasy so don't think too much on it, just like most fiction just enjoy it.

[@Leto85]

I loved this one as well. I remember watching this series back in 2014 when I believe it was still new. This one is one of my favourite episodes SAS well, together with one that included time travelling. Or more like an accidental time loop. I don't remember exactly.

[@tiraedo-omozuwa3689]

@@Leto85 the time travel episode was one of the best episodes in the series, it was about that physicist that was trying to go back 2 years into the past to before his fiancee died. There was also another one that time was going nuts because of one man who was trying to reverse time for his wife who had Alzheimer's

[@Leto85]

@@tiraedo-omozuwa3689 Thank you for reminding me. So it wasn't unintentional after all? I thought it was on accident, and only the older scientist in the show recognized the timeloop pattern because of the characters behavior, eventhough he himself was in that very timeloop himself. He met this person on a train I believe. And that train also changed with every clink of change in that timeloop.

[@shanejknox]

I would really like to see them prove guilt in a court of law. Whats that? A government agency that determines guilt and sentence with out public knowledge? Are you sure this isnt loosly based off real events?

[@mrxcs]

This not a regular agency, in fact is not even in our dimension (or the protagonists), it's Fringe Division of earth 2, where bleeding edge technology is used to kill people, in this case a drug that turn a retarded into a quantum computer. So it's a crime in their law.

[@BackroomsDatabase]

But that's absurd... No government agency would ever act on its own accord or at the whim of leadership based on circumstantial evidence or malice against an individual without just cause or practice of due process... *smirk*

[@mohammadalbader3538]

Watch the show

[@___idk]

.. .. . ..

[@kevinwheesysouthward9295]

He didn’t go to court. He went back to the institution that he escaped from

[@chavo_ty_mindzo3900]

Thats eo bad, Id understand that it would be interesting if it was him using physics and chemistry but somehow he because of science knows that the old man will want to pick up that pencil💀

[@timezone5259]

Pens and pencils are antiques in this world, and stop being produced years ago, imagine you seeing a rare penny on the ground, wouldn't you also reach for it ?

[@BootyRealDreamMurMurs]

well it aint science knowing basic human behaviours, humans are predictable creatures afterall.

[@doozydomo]

I see that part more leaning towards psychological deduction than exact science

[@chavo_ty_mindzo3900]

@@timezone5259 are they actually? I didnt know that.

[@bangthenoodle8840]

@@timezone5259 tf are you taking about lol

[@tcsouth1350]

This series has been my all time favorite for at least 8 years.

[@fatimarajpoot5124]

Name of the series ?

[@tcsouth1350]

@@fatimarajpoot5124 Fringe

[@ravijoshi1218]

This is one of the best sci-fi series i have seen. It was quite ahead of its time. At that time there were not good quality VFX, graphics etc. Still it managed well to keep the interest build up for such a long seasons list.

[@christiemontrose3461]

What is it called?

[@ravijoshi1218]

@@christiemontrose3461 Fringe

[@MindBeenGone]

I haven't seen this episode yet but it looks/sounds great This is one of my favorite Sci-fi shows & one of the best Sci-fi shows of the time

[@Lioness006]

Fringe was such a good sci-fi show! I almost wish it had gotten another couple seasons. The cast chemistry was amazing!

[@juangary5765]

the only guy who can defeat john wick

[@uve8744]

that dog which caused accident was jon Wick's .

[@Row_Bott]

death by pencil vs death by pen

[@ShortStorytime]

Joker: I want to show you a magic trick. I'm going to make this pencil disappear... Milo Stanfield: I want to show you a magic trick where I use a pen to make a whole woman disappear...

[@GiulioMaster-e8v]

Le persone autistiche possono fare cose assurde. Possono avere davvero superpoteri, geni in matematica , oppure come in questo caso : calcolare la morte di una persona grazie ad una penna in bilico. Fringe è stata una serie fantastica un po' sottovalutata

[@kamran.lunetier]

Deducting by the presence of a pen about what happened is more powerful than doing it

[@ChristineGrindle]

The narration of this episode gets some things wrong. For example, in the alternate universe this episode takes place in, the FBI doesn't exist (the FBI exists in the prime universe of Fringe, which is one of the important signals of what universe characters in the show are from). It's not realistic to feature one episode of this show, without really explaining some things first ... the mythology is too rich and dense to just willy-wacky string info together. That said, Fringe is an amazing show, so thank you for giving it some notoriety, people should really give it a watch.

[@R-Tech]

Yep, if he mentioned that it takes place in an alternate universe where pens are extremely rare and everybody has scheduled 'air-breaks' due to pollution it would've made a lot more sense. This was actually an excellent filler episode in an epic TV show.

[@VitchAndVorty]

I used to love this show back in the day.

[@kylemoore7746]

Why is a fringe team investigating 2 random car accidents when like those happen all the time??

[@sabereaseera1384]

Ok so hes so smart that he can predict the future

[@mikelparo]

If I had Milo's ability I will predict soccer bets and stocks ... Lols

[@lakeman9]

anyone can have the ability realistically but the only difference is in the speed in which the brain preforms it. in this case, the autistic man is more speedy for it and optimal because other neurons will comfort his regions of logic and mathematics to compensate for other impaired regions thus, making it very speedy. An average man would probably do his abilities in like an hour (estimation) but the autistic man can do it in seconds.

[@tonyblake7569]

Reminds me of another episode of the show alphas. A show about people that have powers. There's a bad guy that his power is this, he can easily calculate the effects actions will have, he thinks everyone can do this so any time something bad happens to him someone must have done it on purpose so he uses his power to kill others.

[@memesfortheboys5978]

Alphas is such an underrated show

[@Lioness006]

I really liked that show and was bummed it was so short!

[@samswann3373]

they threw us people who have autism under the bus

[@martalukaszjastrzab760]

People with ASD on average, commit much fewer crimes than neurotypical. We're not confrontational, and usually don't understand aggression. When agitated, we first chose object, not people to attack.

[@da96103]

I see what you did there.

[@tommt509]

I'm pretty sure that lady was the one under the bus

[@UnicornOfDepression]

Dude looks like a budget Ethan Hawke.

[@Itsme-vans]

Name of tv series: “Fringe” 2010 Seasons 3 episode 3 “Milo”

[@liamjoe3690]

This episode is like a what if rainman wanted to kill you.

[@Leto85]

Fringe! Oh man, that still remains one of my favourite American shows.

[@morrisbenebo7720]

Never underestimate psychology 😂

[@petrosm.6783]

Well, before thinking about courts and proof about this case we, first we should know which actions are considered by the law as crimes, from the way it is written on it because " Whatever action snt prohibited by the law, means that it is permitted". So in order to know if this case is considered as a crime, and specifically as homicide or murder, we have to check if this case fits the meaning of the crime called murder as the law describes it. Checking the law, murder is discribed as" Anyone who commits (= does anything, any action) intentionally(= does this action knowing or even more aiming to make harm) homicide(= a person losing his life as a result of this intentional action), or simply "kills (= Takes the life of someone, with every possible way or means capable of such) another, gets penalty "x" years in prison. So the crime of homicide is consisted of every action that can result to death and the intention of doing so. Every crime consists of the action (corpus) and the intention (animus) and when it gets proven that one of these aspects is missing, because they werent present in the case the way the law describes them to be as such, then we dont have a crime. So putting a pencil somewhere knowing that by doing so it would trigger a series if events that usually CAN result to an accident=> death, its murder. So there is a third component of the crime not writen in the text witch is the very relation between intentional action and the result of death, and this is the common sense or knowledge that this action, will affect or will be followed by some events present in this situation, wich usually it is known or it can be proved afterwards that they conclude to the death of another person. So in other words in this specific conditions and place of events, if placing a pencil placing a pencil on a mailbox, expecting that a passing car will force it down, CAN draw the attention some guy to result in a crush with a bicycle etc, resuls to the death of a lady, almost as absolute because of the usual turning of events, it is murder, and of COURSE as long as you can prove exactly why and how the events turn this way, because you know, that the the atturney of the victim or the public prosecutor have to prove that a crime has taken place, because of the "Everyone is inocent until it is PROOVED he is guilty". Mosy likely in this case we dont have a case of murder, because its difficult to prove that he placed the pencil there with the intention or knowing this action woukd conclude ti the death of somone in comparison to other reasons and intentions from such an action. If you tried to do so though, in this turn of events, you could prove that this guy commited murder if you prove somehow that he had very good knowledge of psysics and maths so that he would have the ability to make such calculations and even present measurments of known distances, velocities, with calculations proving specificily that he could predict thst this chain of events can conclude to the death of the woman, but you cant prove somehow that he calculated the response of the guy drinking his coffee, for it seems a person he doesnt know at all, so he couldnt make any valid assumption that he can be forced this way to end up in a specific spot in the very specific time, to crush with the bicycle so that the other chain events will follow to lead to the womans death. I will advance this specific topic right away as "PROOF" . So, about PROOF, Assuming that the guy is a physics prodigy with very good sense of aerodynamics and calculation skills or something, even if he could calculate the Velocity and the distances of the car,the becicle, the bus, the position of sitting guy, the height and force of the rain drops forcing the pencil to fall etc, you defenetely cant predict a complicated behavior of a person you dont know, that he would be so interested in a fallen pencil so much that he would stand up, leave his coffee, make the rewuired specific steps in time, to the position of the crash with the bicycle. All the other values had to do with,time,velocity forces and positions knowledge witch can be known and used for further calculations of reactions, wich where allready set in motion, and thus, in usual conditions there arent any decisions to be taken in the process absent reason, wich could possibly change their course of movement, allowing him to calculate how they would react almost as absolute, by their estimating positions. But that guy was the only "value" that wasnt in motion between the series of events on flow, and thus it couldn't be any calculation more than "guy sitting in (x,y) position 0 velocity". He had to force him in the crash position as a response to the fallen pencil, wich is a result of choice. Normally a guy seeing a pencil fall, even if somehow made this specific person interested most likely wouldnt stand up at all, and even if he did, he wouldnt do it instantly, or even make the required steps at the required time to be in that specific position in order to crush with the bicycle. So because he doesnt know the way this person behaves, he couldnt make such valid assumptions, thus he could only hope that the guy would react this way and without this required behavior there would be no crush with the rider and the next chain events wouldnt happen and turn otherwise. Even more we can say that, because the "culprit" is the only one who can trigger such an accident in this situatuin, for sure he does the only necessary moves to make it happen, so missing the necessary event of the crush, it wouldnt conclude to this accident. So in this case, we probably dont have a crime, though most likely we would in case he used an object of value such as money, because we know that usually an average person would react in a way to check it up or get it, thus being in the spot in time to crush with the bicycle.

[@nelwhomaster6193]

Bro thinks he's agent 47

[@jacksmith7726]

Every vehicle is a bus

[@micodavecordon]

This video not in the netflix?

[@locodesert2]

Thanks for the video. I'll have to check out the show sometime.

[@matmatug5352]

This man is well-versed at using Observation Haki to look into the future for a moment of time.

[@kushaljakkalodika1360]

Anyone would just think someone had just dropped the pen

[@Lioness006]

If I remember right, ballpoint pens like that weren't common in the alternate universe. They were an anomaly.

[@flashyvirtouso7423]

Damn u!!! I just discovered fringe from ur recap Now im binge watching this from season 1 to 5

[@rirhandzumdhluli]

Its a 2010, Fringe episode "The Plateau"

[@SnoopingDope]

this episode was fascinating, a must watch

[@Saikiran-zl7uw]

Series name??

[@21Blockboy]

His skills will be useful in trading.

[@patrickchan2503]

or anything

[@ChristopherFalzone64]

Nobody would of been like “ this pen has to be the awncer” lol

[@allen.exe0_0]

Will you make another video for this series???

[@rustymacheteplayz4253]

Lance Reddick 💔rip

[@arnavkothari2804]

Milo is humanity's hope against AI

[@craigmosley]

Aw yes. A women walks in front of a bus and there's a pen on the ground. Must be paranormal.

[@theunfunnyjokester]

Pens are rare in that universe

[@ctakitimu]

It's only coz I love Fringe that I'm watching this. Can't stand TTS for the most part "Walter-Nate" *edit* 2:35 "Here, it's revealed that Olivia who's inside the office is not the real one" (later on: And here it's revealed that Peter is inside the fake Olivia)

[@notgoodatmakingusernames9758]

This got dumber and dumber the longer it went on

[@blastershogun]

Warhammer 40k’s Officio Assassinorum “The cleanest kill is one that another performs in your stead, with no knowledge of your incitement.”

[@ram7shah]

It would be useful if you mention streaming service on which it was hosted so to see if we like it.. Btw thanks

[@aedrinabrao475]

John wick : Finally a worthy opponent

[@hikarychan3997]

people get run over all the time i don't think the police actually look into it or at or even consider it a crime if the driver stays there. 🤔🤔

[@SuperDeba007]

This was just one episode from a series called Fringe

[@MyChannel-i8m]

yes

[@samgamesroblox6716]

@@MyChannel-i8m hi can you make a recap on kungfu panda 3?

[@BearRecaps]

best episode of the whole series

[@VashSpiegel]

White Tulip

[@brocklaughrey3212]

This is most definitely offensive to the autistic people because this is most definitely a gross misrepresentation of autism and 100% wrong

[@CRISTIANORONALDO-bz4st]

One of the best channel ever I swear bro fox recap you need to show your face bro pls ❤❤🇹🇹

[@AdamKane-dw8hh]

Has anyone noticed in nearly every episode there is a shimmer of a building or of a wall screen.

[@intermittenexplorer0966]

this episode isn't even related to the main plot line of the series, it is in a sense a filler episode to the wider and complex plot of fringe. Fringe to this day stands out as one of the best sci-fi series i have ever watched. the channel hasn't done justice to the more complex and nuenced relation between man and science that the series portrays.

[@DrinkWater713]

What other scifi series have you really liked?

[@johnrussell4633]

The guy is predicting futures, much like what the Observers do. The drugs and experiments are probably part of the basis for the Observers future tech.

[@brandonmann2822]

One of the best episodes of fringe

[@sivanananth9963]

Philip broyles : The manager is always in

[@Terms0i]

Milo gotta have king crimson

[@kellyryan3886]

What is the actor's name who plays 'Milo?' He looks like the guy in a recent movie about a nuclear attack on NYC? If he's the same guy, he's a very talented actor.

[@HERBERTinALASKA]

Ok this was a blast from the past.

[@RoderickRickerson]

Oxygen break? 😂 Did Milo take an oxygen break? Who carries oxygen cans on them?

[@Lioness006]

This episode is in the alternate universe and there are areas with unbreathable air, hence the oxygen break.

[@marvahinspace]

Humans can run marathons without stopping for "oxygen breaks", agent runs 500 meters, OMG how did she not stop for air, must be out of this world... LOL

[@tiltil9442]

You seem to be unaware of the universe in which the events play out. Could the female officer be a guest from ours? Take your time an use all the imagination you can muster...

[@ax3226]

🤨

[@Met9171]

😆👏

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

The universe in the show has areas that are damaged and require you to wear an oxygen mask to pass through. Their universe is dying and falling apart, whole city blocks are walled off to protect people from the damage.

[@PhrontDoor]

Like Berk says, the universe that Walternate is in has areas where the atmosphere has low levels of oxygen, they are danger zones and have signs indicating the peril. Olivia, being from the other universe, was unaware of the meaning of the signs.

[@delectablerizz1784]

When i saw the lady look at the dude name milo cause he was looking at the accident and then chase him i know that she had to give up her gun and badge.Cause there were multiple people there and she chose him

[@reginaparica260]

Can someone tell me the Title of this movie please

[@VaibhavShewale]

where are the remaining episodes?

[@PdizzleOne7889]

I can only think of cringe when someone says Fringe lol. WHY GOD WHY!?

[@patrickchan2503]

you're in the middle of a chain reaction

[@khonshusness5344]

The Fringe is still the best Scifi tv shows I've ever watched so far...

[@ax3226]

🤨

[@miamor5929]

Reminds me of limitless !! Nzt48

[@S6BBZ]

They were onto something with this movie, but it was a flop tbh

[@DANIEL007001]

use to love fringe until the last season went to hell

[@mollysanders9216]

Is everyone from OZ in this??🤔🤔

[@venturavip]

What is the name of the show/movie?

[@SOUMAJIT.18]

What's the name of the movie?

[@Victor-rb6pq]

Fringe. Its a TV Show.

[@Saikiran-zl7uw]

Could you please say me the movie name

[@uttarasigadabaduku3234]

Which movie

[@sanjibadhikary7394]

Movie name please

[@japhetb6673]

That's some agent 47 type of kill. That guy is a hitman for sure.

[@whoslord6702]

Love this damn series

[@wkeklaalal1577]

What are the chances that a man would go and pick up a pen. Also that the pen would still be there after a day. what nonsense

[@tiraedo-omozuwa3689]

If you fully watched the episode you would understand what is going on. His brain is like a computer that calculates algorithms therefore making it calculate multiple possible outcomes at the same time and his brain then picks the best outcome based on everything going on in the environment and also based on how people would surely react in certain situations, as the episodes progressed his capacity increased until he could no longer communicate with humans because his though process was so complex that it was only computers that could interpret what he was trying to say.

[@wkeklaalal1577]

@@tiraedo-omozuwa3689 Ah so basically it's a super hero film

[@tiraedo-omozuwa3689]

@@wkeklaalal1577 😄 not at all, it's a far far cry from it, almost every episode something f****d up happens cause of the weird and advanced science. I only compared the guy to dr strange because of the seeing multiple possibilities thing.

[@babytash1369]

I haven't watched it so I won't comment too much, however maybe if those people would look before crossing the road they'd prob be okay. I live in 🇯🇲 & as bad as our people drive lol we don't have accidents like those... even our 6 year olds cross roads better than those 2 adults who died @ the beginning of the show.

[@tiraedo-omozuwa3689]

@@babytash1369 very true but no story is perfect they didn't consider everything when doing it plus the episode was actually setting up something important for 1 of the lead characters it wasn't particular focused on the guy.

[@TENNYSON-k4l]

The book of Elly

[@jasontesting4869]

can anyone please tell me the name of this background music??

[@SOGYB]

"Walternate" 😂😂😂😂

[@stupidratt]

its all fun and games until he becomes a computer

[@Hotvex124]

Hi fox recaps I would love you to recap American sniper it will be awesome keep it up

[@Бульдозерфольтсваген]

Candies from tokio gouhl... recommend...dont forget to picture that

[@acurry2323]

Hey you should do me a favor and do the whole series of Fringe that was a good show they shouldn't have cut it off

[@johnrussell4633]

The commentator at the beginning says this Olivia is part of the FBI.... There hasn't been an FBI in this universe for years....

[@nazneenshaikh2671]

Movie name

[@theforsaken127]

Borders on precognition

[@theobstinaterider]

Guy starts counting with his fingers. Now he is a fucking supercomputer. They found the pen and deduced that it's strange to find a pen on the street, no fucks given to the bus nor the street, not even the fruits. Supercops for super autistic mathematician who counts with fingers and can challenge a super computer.

[@rebeccax1717]

This is so cool, this is one of my favorite episodes. While I am watching this I see that I am across the street from the hotel 😮.

[@89five3five]

You excluded the most important part of this episode. Olivia sees Peter Bishop (who is her unconscious mind) telling her she know exactly why she did not stop for a breathing mask… because she didn’t know about it. Provong to herself her life is not real.

[@avinashthakuria3410]

This is a Series Named Fringe

[@Teachloveandkindness]

I love this show. It is so creative!

[@Gem-gi7km]

I feel like I am missing some information (or missed) regarding the "oxygen break". What's that?

[@tiltil9442]

Something usual in another universe. (Rewatch if necessary)

[@basic-elec-tutorial-gaming]

Hope you you can review nxt the boy harnessed the wind

[@caitlinfaroo8561]

Don't really like the phrase "suffering with autism". Please work on your phrasing because it reflects badly on people who are a part of the neurodiverse community.

[@fromhell11112]

ikr they treat it like its a disease its like saying "suffering with one arm" no one would do that

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

It's an accurate way to phrase it. Autism is a disorder, after all. You try to treat it, and hope to get better. And for autism on his level, suffering is very accurate.

[@thembabhudulwayo7915]

impossible....how in the world did he reach the conclusion that the pen has something to do with the case

[@betathoughtexperiment]

One thing they didn't mention is that in this universe ballpoint pens are very rare.

[@wraththekind2875]

“He killed 3 men, with a pencil”

[@marcusjones3961]

The council of Truck-Kun is growing strong!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣