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Who?
It's a YouTuber who takes practical chemistry to its extremes. Examples include rendering rubber gloves down into soda, making purple gold, etc.
He definitely does incredibly impractical chemistry
The one where he makes sparkling water out of diamonds was pretty cool, too. And the creepy glowing baby.
Can you think of any usage of 'glowing baby' that isn't on the face creepy?
Because the other guy didn't actually answer the question, NileRed
Didn't answer the question? The channel name is in the meme, my dude. You just googled it for them.
Yeah, I think you've answered part of the question. But with obvious cases like this I assume the person is too lazy to look it up themselves and expect a link. Also, links are more likely to be clicked, by OP or other lemmings browsing this thread.