Re:This can happen only in Korea (Score 1)

Well they shouldn't disassemble things they do not own :) Part of growing up is also to know what the meaning of property is. I'm sure there'll be plenty of devices that their stop working in their families, that they can disassemble. I had much fun as a child repairing VCR's, clocks and computers. It was great fun, albeit I had little idea why I made it work. I just fiddled with the strange things inside, and observed what happened when I turned them on. Eventually the parts started doing what I'd imagine they should do, and often the damn things would work again :) I did disassemble a few computers that wasn't my own, but that was because they didn't work properly. It's not always schools maintain their hardware. And sometimes you just want some more power, so why not take some from the broken computers in the corner and upgrade what you're sitting at? The bad things I did was occasionally break computers, which resulted in bills. Or electrocute myself. Ouch. And I totally did not set a projector on fire, I swear. :S