Getting to YouTube science stardom by building $#!%ty robots

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  Simone Yetch started her career on YouTube building what she called robots,

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  deliberately flawed contraptions that made people laugh.

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  But over the years, she's evolved into a different kind of inventor.

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  Now she uses creative engineering to tackle everyday annoyances.

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  My personal favorite addresses a problem that I think is probably universal.

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  You know those clothes that are too clean to put in the hamper but too dirty to hang in the closet?

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  If they don't end up on the floor, they're liable to go on a chair, right?

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  Well, Simone recently created a gorgeous chair that's actually designed to hold those garments on purpose,

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