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At the same time, it was a very TOS plot and resolution, and Discovery is based on that.
Charlie X was a child who would have blown up the entire Federation, because he was upset that people told him "no".
Lazarus nearly detonated the entire universe, and for at least one moment, caused it to cease to exist.
Which doesn't gel with the post-TNG Trek, which is more scientifically grounded, but "child got given godlike powers and nearly wiped out the galaxy because they were upset" fits in perfectly with TOS. It's just missing a reset button to put everything to rights.
If I remember right, it wasn't sonic, but a psychic blast. The scream was just the usual "a telepath hits breaking point and explodes while screaming" Due to his biochemical links to the dilithium, it acted as an amplifier, and was momentarily rendered inert, which is extremely bad news when you have a bunch of stuff on the verge of constantly exploding, relying on a specific property of dilithium.
For us, it'd be like Q briefly snapping away the neutron absorption features of nuclear moderator rods. Things would go south extremely quickly, especially if no-one was expecting anything like that to happen.