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11 times kids beat the system with pure genius

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1. When the system isn’t working for you, you have to think outside the box

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Or in this case, in it.

2. When a maths problem is too difficult, this kid found another way

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3. The time this mam specifically put a lock on a drawer

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Her son found a way.

4. And this original, old school form of piracy was just kids using every tool at their disposal

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5. When homework answers are easy, but can be made so much easier with some quick thinking – you know the kid is a true original thinker

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6. The system can’t box in these little geniuses

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7. When this little one knew the teacher wouldn’t be arsed reading the second half of their essay

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And they got an A.

8. The time she wanted a hammock so bad she went ahead and made one for herself

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9. The time this creative maestro needed his back scratched

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10. When this kid handed up homework that is technically correct

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Or, at least, something the teacher couldn’t really mark wrong.

11. And finally… the time the answer was right there in the question

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System, consider yourself beaten.

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