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Obliviousmiss

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Ever had a crazy idea, or an invention that someone should make? Post your thoughts here.... This should be an interesting thread.

 

I think there should be:

 

-Gum that never loses flavor 

-Fire alarms that shut off if you yell "Shut up, I'm just cooking!" 

-Invisible walls for pranks :D 



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Invisible walls for pranks?  I hate you already.  :P

 

- Washing lines that send an alert as soon as it starts raining

 

- A squad you can call should someone prank you, say....with an invisible wall, that can get them back with an epic prank without you having to make the effort

 

- A toaster than evenly toasts the bread instead of the random toasting they usually do

 

- And come to think of it, a plate you can put the hot toast on that doesn't get all wet with condensation underneath the slices   :angry:

 

Changing the world here guys.  :lol:



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Fish fillet pizza.

Pancakes with custard filling. (I've tried it wont work.)

A chair that helps older people to stand up by pushing a button.

Electric fire.

Screw top drink cans.

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Fish fillet pizza.

Pancakes with custard filling. (I've tried it wont work.)

A chair that helps older people to stand up by pushing a button.

Electric fire.

Screw top drink cans.

 

Pancakes with custard filling...I wanna eat that so bad right now.  I love that you've tried it out already.  Dedication dude, that's dedication.   :D



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I think we need a VR headset game of people working out at the gym. So we can say we went and worked out at the gym that day. 



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I think we need a VR headset game of people working out at the gym. So we can say we went and worked out at the gym that day. 

 

You'd expect some hot chicks in leotards but it'd be realistic VR, so you'd get a bunch of overweight sweaty guys from offices almost killing themselves.  Working out ain't pretty.   :lol:



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I have a great idea: What if the Animus is real? They can push VR to the limit to have people activate their genetic memory to learn our ancestor's lives in history. Because I would love to go ALL the way back to beginning of time to see what it was like.

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I have a great idea: What if the Animus is real? They can push VR to the limit to have people activate their genetic memory to learn our ancestor's lives in history. Because I would love to go ALL the way back to beginning of time to see what it was like.

 

Would you really want to know?  It could get super depressing....  :unsure:

Unless we're all descended from princesses or master assassins of course, I'd wanna see that.  :D



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Would you really want to know?  It could get super depressing....  :unsure:
Unless we're all descended from princesses or master assassins of course, I'd wanna see that.  :D

Yes because I want to know what actually happened back then. History can only tell us so much and what if some historical recordings is a lie to hide the truth? There are questions I want to answer.

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Yes because I want to know what actually happened back then. History can only tell us so much and what if some historical recordings is a lie to hide the truth? There are questions I want to answer.

 

Welp, all history is biased in one way or another, that's for sure.  If I could go back I'd have so many questions I'd probably find it hard to stop.  There may be a few surprising answers there too.

 

But knowing what life was like for my nearest ancestors, it'd be a fair guess to say watching their lives would break my heart.



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Welp, all history is biased in one way or another, that's for sure.  If I could go back I'd have so many questions I'd probably find it hard to stop.  There may be a few surprising answers there too.
 
But knowing what life was like for my nearest ancestors, it'd be a fair guess to say watching their lives would break my heart.

Why?

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Why?

 

I'm from the North of England, terrible poverty for the working classes (which I am) and I saw some of it first hand at a museum on Sunday.  They were telling us the conditions the miners worked in, you can imagine I'm sure.  It'd be so dark they couldn't see what they were mining, so they'd spend all day chipping away only to get to the surface and find they'd mined the bad stuff and not get paid for it.

Then if they died (and one died every 6 hours) their wives would have 2 weeks to get out of the house they got with the job.  They could either marry another miner straight away to keep the house, go to the workhouse, or become prostitutes to provide for their kids.

 

Then my Great Grandpa abused my Great Grandma, wouldn't wanna see that, and relatives died in both wars etc.

That was just 100 years ago, and even that is better than the lives many lived back then and still live today, but it wasn't fun for my ancestors at all.

Quite sobering really, better than being a slave or a street kid though.

 

So I'm pretty sure that my generation of my family have it considerably better than any that went before it.

 

Now other people's ancestors, sneaking into Henry 8th's court, being on the grassy knoll in Dallas, watching the magna carta being signed and generally being appalled at everyone's personal hygiene, I'm up for that!   :lol:



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I'm from the North of England, terrible poverty for the working classes (which I am) and I saw some of it first hand at a museum on Sunday. They were telling us the conditions the miners worked in, you can imagine I'm sure. It'd be so dark they couldn't see what they were mining, so they'd spend all day chipping away only to get to the surface and find they'd mined the bad stuff and not get paid for it.
Then if they died (and one died every 6 hours) their wives would have 2 weeks to get out of the house they got with the job. They could either marry another miner straight away to keep the house, go to the workhouse, or become prostitutes to provide for their kids.

Then my Great Grandpa abused my Great Grandma, wouldn't wanna see that, and relatives died in both wars etc.
That was just 100 years ago, and even that is better than the lives many lived back then and still live today, but it wasn't fun for my ancestors at all.
Quite sobering really, better than being a slave or a street kid though.

So I'm pretty sure that my generation of my family have it considerably better than any that went before it.

Now other people's ancestors, sneaking into Henry 8th's court, being on the grassy knoll in Dallas, watching the magna carta being signed and generally being appalled at everyone's personal hygiene, I'm up for that! :lol:

Wow. I'm sorry that you're ancestors had a hard life, but you've made it and prospered. Mine falls back in the U.S. when my great great grandfathers and grandmothers were slaves and one of my ancestors fought in the civil war @ Mt. Zion @ Huntsville, TX. I want to really know what it was like before the fall of civilizations in ancient times.

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Wow. I'm sorry that you're ancestors had a hard life, but you've made it and prospered. Mine falls back in the U.S. when my great great grandfathers and grandmothers were slaves and one of my ancestors fought in the civil war @ Mt. Zion @ Huntsville, TX. I want to really know what it was like before the fall of civilizations in ancient times.

 

That would be sobering indeed, I know that life these days for black ppl in the States is really tough and unfair, but back then?  Holy ****...

I honestly find it hard to wrap my head around the huge racial divide in America.  We're all just ppl for goodness sake.

 

Ah yes, being able to shoot over to the Egyptians, then to Mesopotamia and Greece and all the way back to the first African tribes.  That'd be pretty epic.



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That would be sobering indeed, I know that life these days for black ppl in the States is really tough and unfair, but back then?  Holy ****...
I honestly find it hard to wrap my head around the huge racial divide in America.  We're all just ppl for goodness sake.
 
Ah yes, being able to shoot over to the Egyptians, then to Mesopotamia and Greece and all the way back to the first African tribes.  That'd be pretty epic.

We still have racial problems now and the people are leaving this godforsaken place and I'm happy for them leaving. Anyways I would love to see what it was like back then, what professions do they have to serve communities? What beliefs and traditions do they practiced? That's what I really want to know.

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I wish someone would actually make the animus. I have a diverse and interesting blood line such a thing would be glorious.



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I wish someone would actually make the animus. I have a diverse and interesting blood line such a thing would be glorious.

They probably did create it and do you think that they'll share that kind of tech to the public??

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They probably did create it and do you think that they'll share that kind of tech to the public??


What if we're really in the animus now? Only we just don't know it yet?

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What if we're really in the animus now? Only we just don't know it yet?

I believe they did and if they built it it would only benefit them not for everybody, because I believe they're things that they don't want us to know about.

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I need a Ferris Bueller-like doll to sit at my desk and work while I nap under my desk. 



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Triple pepperoni pizza.

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Hmmm...

 

 

Mass Relays?