Eat the rich

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Splitting Helium doesn't release energy.
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- I think the joke would work with Radon though.
  
  IIRC, Radon hasn't been proven to be a noble gas. Xenon is downright promiscuous compared to the other noble gases, and some chemists think that trend continues into radon.
- People across the board think that they will never need any math or science after leaving school. That's how you get jokes that anyone who was not asleep in physics would not have created.
- Splitting a random atom wouldn't cause a chain reaction anyway. It's just a meme, lol.
- ....I need to know more. We can just break open helium all Willy nilly? What's the biggest atom we can safely split?
  
  Atoms lighter than iron take energy to split, and release energy when fusing. For atoms heavier than iron, it's the opposite.
  
  It takes energy to break helium, but it can be done.
What does it take to split Helium?
Rich people "AS MY DIEING WISH I AM TAKING EVERYONE ELSE WITH ME FOR ONE LAST ACT OF EVIL!!!"
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