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The problem is that this product already exists and it doesn't work.

So we've gone from "most" to "many" to "it doesn't actually matter how many".

Still need me to explain why your vibes reporting on this isn't very compelling?

Yes, of course your feelings are the most valid kind of data that exists. Good point.

You go from "a lot" to "most" as if they mean the same thing. They don't.

Honestly this feels like a product that Chat GPT probably came up with in the first place.

Edit:

So I asked Chat GPT "Whats a product that doesn't exist yet that would make me rich if I sold it?"

This is number 2:

“Digital Memory Prosthetic” – A Wearable That Records Everything You Hear and Summarizes Your Day
What it solves:
People forget names, conversations, tasks, and ideas.

Capabilities:
Auto-transcribes your day (meetings, errands, conversations you permit).
Summarizes the day into a personalized journal.
Finds moments later (“When did I promise to follow up with Sarah?”).

Why it’s huge:
If it’s private, secure, and optional, it becomes the next evolution of personal productivity—basically “external memory.”

Look. I have had enough of the senseless random gun violence being directed against these fascists.

PLEASE join your local SRA or John Brown Gun club and get some training so that you can be thoughtful and precise in your response to fascism.

Not only that but also somehow failed to find a full sized pistol and silencer while searching the bag for explosives, which is pretty alarming.

They went with their instincts and tried to frame a guy who just happened to actually be guilty, and it backfired on them.

But who is paying a million a year for this? The only conceivable benefit is that it just kills Americans. So who profits from that?

This is one of the more puzzling Trump/MAGA positions because I can't see that it even makes anyone money.

Yes, lots of them. Most adult men have no interest in sex with children regardless of the presence of consequences.

First thing I noticed. This is like standing next to a manufacturing robot, except without the black and yellow safety square that tells you how far its reach is.