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When the professor says “NO LAPTOPS” in class, he means it. I was laughing right up until the part where he slammed the frozen laptop on the ground and shattered it. 
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Before everyone keeps jumping on the bandwagon about how prof shouldn't have done that we have no idea the context in which the prof had the laptop in the first place. We didnt seem him confiscate it from a student or anything for all we know it was a demonstration, which I am inclined to believe is probably the real reason behind this and some kid chopped the video to make it seem like a prof did it to some kids computer.
Why does everyone assume he confiscated it? He could have used an old beat up one and froze it as a joke/example?
Bravo! About time someone got some sense! And the demo makes the point. Students are there to learn, not talk on Facebook.
YouTube description:
"In an effort to make a point, a professor freezes a student's laptop with liquid nitrogen then smashes it."
I'm sure (or at least hope) it wasn't a student laptop.
Regardless, no laptop policies are retarded.
No, they're not. People don't pay attention, they're writing emails and checking Facebook.
If you need a nanny to tell you to put your crap away then maybe you shouldn't go to college.
Last I checked I'm the one paying to attend the class. I should be able to use whatever I want to take notes and such as long as I'm not bothering anyone else.
Go ahead and tell that to the idiots that are doing that. I'd say about 1/5 of my class has a laptop out and NO ONE are taking notes on it. Why would they? The professors all use PowerPoint now.
You don't think the "click click click click" of they keyboard for 50 minutes doesn't bother anyone else?
I love how most here are coming to the defense of laptops in the classroom. Fact is, 90% of the time they aren't used to take notes, they are used to surf the net or play games. Which is fine... but then don't come to class! Don't be an idiot and come in, not pay attention, and distract other people. It's the fact that people can't use them intelligently which is why some professors have these policies.
I love how most here are coming to the defense of laptops in the classroom. Fact is, 90% of the time they aren't used to take notes, they are used to surf the net or play games. Which is fine... but then don't come to class! Don't be an idiot and come in, not pay attention, and distract other people. It's the fact that people can't use them intelligently which is why some professors have these policies.
Bravo! About time someone got some sense! And the demo makes the point. Students are there to learn, not talk on Facebook.
What would happen to a real laptop if you froze it in LN2 and then thawed it out? Would it still work?