Solve your first world problems

Re:Solve your first world problems by Rinum on Thursday December 27, 2012 @11:26PM (#4976427)

He definitely got the joke. The point is that you could apply this to anything. Most of what we have now went through some kind of value-add process. Isn't that how evolution works? That smallest "value-add" could make room for bigger change later.

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Re:Solve your first world problems by RegEx on Friday December 28, 2012 @01:12AM (#4976686)

You're not seriously comparing the usefulness of automobiles to Instagram, are you?

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Re:Solve your first world problems by Rinum on Friday December 28, 2012 @02:00AM (#4976813)

I am not. It's more like comparing the second iteration of the windshield wiper to Instagram.

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Re:Solve your first world problems by saraid216 on Friday December 28, 2012 @02:07AM (#4976828)

Gilette Razor. NOW WITH SIX BLADES.

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Re:Solve your first world problems by tripzilch on Monday December 31, 2012 @08:53AM (#4989269)

The Gilette Singularity

    The interesting curve is the hyperbolic one, for two reasons: One, it matches the 
    real-world data. And two, it goes to infinity in 2015. And how are you going to 
    get an asymptotically-accelerating number of blades onto a razor? Why, you’d need 
    godlike super-technology to do that.

http://www.collisiondetection.net/mt/archives/2006/06/the_gi...

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