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Okay I can understand you not liking the idea but the sentence "I don't want it to succeed because it is dangerous" is a crazy statement. I'm sure there were tons of people who thought the same way you did when the Wright brothers were trying to achieve human flight, "I don't want it to succeed because it is dangerous". (Obviously not the same scale of idea, but point applies

Unpopular opinion (for some reason): People in my home country would benefit vastly from this product. My dad's computer's main reason for crashing is due to memory intensive browsing.

I think this is a great idea. It's fascinating to see the default human behaviour for not understanding a new idea is to be relentlessly pessimistic about it. Best of luck Suhail!

Serious question: what is there to gain from being a hater / being negative / being relentlessly pessimistic? Seriously? How can we work towards a better world when people just shoot down any idea that they don't agree with instead of trying to expand their perspective?