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what things do you want somebody to invent?
a perpetual motion machine :bounce: 3%  3%  [ 3 ]
antigravity boots :bounce: 7%  7%  [ 8 ]
noiseless chainsaws :idea: 3%  3%  [ 4 ]
self-tying shoes :idea: 5%  5%  [ 6 ]
a real holodeck :idea: 6%  6%  [ 7 ]
compact warp drive :idea: 3%  3%  [ 4 ]
holographic surround sound in a box :idea: 4%  4%  [ 5 ]
real flying magic carpets :idea: 6%  6%  [ 7 ]
safe personal jetpacks :idea: 8%  8%  [ 9 ]
real hoverboard :idea: 5%  5%  [ 6 ]
calorie-free cholesterol-free fat :chef: 3%  3%  [ 4 ]
a pill that does away with dookie :idea: 2%  2%  [ 2 ]
a brain amplifier :idea: 5%  5%  [ 6 ]
star-trek-style food replicator :chef: 7%  7%  [ 8 ]
machine that kills earthquakes and storms :idea: 3%  3%  [ 4 ]
real androids :idea: 5%  5%  [ 6 ]
intelligent sexbots :bounce: 4%  4%  [ 5 ]
phonograph record optical scanner :idea: 2%  2%  [ 2 ]
machine that automatically heals all disease :idea: 13%  13%  [ 15 ]
portable houses :idea: 4%  4%  [ 5 ]
Total votes : 116

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28 Jun 2025, 2:39 pm

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I'm still waiting for flying cars.


Have you seen how badly some people drive in two dimensions?

I don't think we can be trusted with a third dimension, you know, unless the licensing becomes more like a pilot's licence. :P


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28 Jun 2025, 2:46 pm

A device that warns me when to stay home and tells me when it's okay to leave my apartment


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28 Jun 2025, 2:55 pm

A pill that makes fertility require opting in, instead of attempts at opting out.


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28 Jun 2025, 2:59 pm

funeralxempire wrote:
blitzkrieg wrote:
I'm still waiting for flying cars.


Have you seen how badly some people drive in two dimensions?

I don't think we can be trusted with a third dimension, you know, unless the licensing becomes more like a pilot's licence. :P


I'm not bothered about the logistics or the realism of it all. I saw them in a futuristic depiction in a magazine as a kid and I have been disappointed by their lack of realization. :x

:lol:



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28 Jun 2025, 3:01 pm

blitzkrieg wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
blitzkrieg wrote:
I'm still waiting for flying cars.


Have you seen how badly some people drive in two dimensions?

I don't think we can be trusted with a third dimension, you know, unless the licensing becomes more like a pilot's licence. :P


I'm not bothered about the logistics or the realism of it all. I saw them in a futuristic depiction in a magazine as a kid and I have been disappointed by their lack of realization. :x

:lol:


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Things that should be invented: A repair crew that will fix all the damage caused by flying cars so we can make Blitz' dream a reality.


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28 Jun 2025, 3:02 pm

A parenting licence.


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28 Jun 2025, 8:54 pm

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A stable operating system that runs all programs that can run on Windows. And when I say stable, I mean not only unable to crash but also absolutely malware-proof without any of the annoyances that current security features inflict on users, so that they could surf the internet without the slightest risk of infection or tracking of any kind. Updates would no longer need to exist.



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29 Jun 2025, 3:12 am

The Knowledgeizer. A device worn on the head that gives you instant knowledge. Want to know how to play the piano as well as Liberace? Put on the Knowledgeizer and presto, you're a concert pianist. Note this idea was stolen from the Star Trek episode Spock's Brain.



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18 Jul 2025, 6:03 pm

blitzkrieg wrote:
I'm still waiting for flying cars.


Flying cars would be very fun, but I would never be able to drive one myself.

Let's also not forget the facts that they could more expensive than regular cars and that laws
could have to be changed or altered so people can be okay with the presence of flying cars.


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