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The Top 5 Laziest Inventions

11/21/2009 | By Richard Darell
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The Top 5 Laziest Inventions

So while we all try to become more effective somehow we want to do less doing it. This is certainly a contradiction most inventors are trying to solve, daily. With so much time on our hands (or not) we really try to do as little as possible while we wait for…yeah, what are we waiting for? How come people have become so lazy that they don’t even want to do stuff on their free-time anymore. The less we can possibly physically do the better it seems. This is quite a concern for doctors and employers in the modern age and is there really a solution to it?

I mean, what about the enjoyment of twirling up your spaghetti on your fork? What about the thrill of turning off the lights before you go to be knowing you might not find your way back to the bedroom in time before the imaginable ghosts will come and haunt you into a fright night you will never forget?

Have we become too laze lately? Well, telling from this quite hilarious yet bothering clip it seems we have lost the will to do just about anything at all really. Imagine using these devices on your first date for example. Do you think the girl will fall for you right there, instantly? Well, if you do…either you’re on a really weird date or you’re just one of those that really should rethink your strategy about what girls really like.

Hmm, where did I put that electrical bottle opener…?

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Author: Richard Darell

Creatively inspired by everything design and music Richard Darell founded Bit Rebels in mid 2009. Focusing on design, geek and technology the site was to provide short and intense articles about knowledge building topics with a twist. Rapidly expanding Bit Rebels welcomed a slew of new writers to add their flavor to the site. In its first 4 months Bit Rebels will already have had over 1,000,000 views and growing. Richard shares his time between writing and producing songs for international artists as well as being a designer/developer and running BitRebels.com and Minervity.com. Richard hails from Stockholm, Sweden but also spends time in Los Angeles.


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Melissa Digitalis

November 24th, 2009

This video is hilarious! Who would have thought that they would have been a need for these products in the first place! What would your visions be for future invention? You can post them on The Tomorrow Mural and see what everyone else is thinking! http://tiny.cc/RVvuX

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