Letters of Note: I think I no how to make people or animals alive

[chrischen]

It's a children's show that apparently receives thousands of letters each week, presumably from kids.

Not to downplay the letter, but It'd be pretty bad if they ridiculed kids in those responses.

[untog]

They could have easily not replied, though.

For context: Blue Peter is (I think I'm correct in using the present tense, but it's not the centre of kids TV it once was) a show on the publicly funded BBC, that seemed to have a general role of trying to make kids more well rounded. I once called up their hotline for a kit to organise one of their charity "bring and buy" sales and spoke to one of the presenters of the show. Absolutely blew my mind that the presenters stepped off the studio and immediately manned a phone line.

However, unlike the subject of the article I haven't grown up to become a world-leading charity sale drive manager, so perhaps I should be more ashamed of myself.

[KMBredt]

It also looks like a standard answer with some non-standard text in between (we are swarmed, nice idea, here have a picture).

But I really like his letter. He is ready to bootstrap his idea of cutting open a really large human and putting him in a fiberglass box. He should sue Gunther von Hagens and his Body Worlds.

[merryandrew]

Encouraging young people is essential--even/especially when their ideas are incredible. The reply letter was just right.