what things do you think SHOULD have been invented

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what things do you want somebody to invent?

a perpetual motion machine	3%	[ 3 ]
antigravity boots	7%	[ 7 ]
noiseless chainsaws	4%	[ 4 ]
self-tying shoes	6%	[ 6 ]
a real holodeck	7%	[ 7 ]
compact warp drive	3%	[ 3 ]
holographic surround sound in a box	5%	[ 5 ]
real flying magic carpets	6%	[ 6 ]
safe personal jetpacks	8%	[ 8 ]
real hoverboard	6%	[ 6 ]
calorie-free cholesterol-free fat	4%	[ 4 ]
a pill that does away with dookie	2%	[ 2 ]
a brain amplifier	6%	[ 6 ]
star-trek-style food replicator	7%	[ 7 ]
machine that kills earthquakes and storms	4%	[ 4 ]
real androids	5%	[ 5 ]
intelligent sexbots	4%	[ 4 ]
phonograph record optical scanner	2%	[ 2 ]
machine that automatically heals all disease	13%	[ 14 ]
portable houses	3%	[ 3 ]

Total votes : 106

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23 Jan 2020, 3:28 pm

The ability to mute loud people so you dont have to hear them.

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23 Jan 2020, 10:59 pm

i have a relative who has a voice like an air raid siren. i could use a portable dome of silence in the occasions this person is near.

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10 May 2020, 3:02 am

auntblabby wrote:

naturalplastic wrote:

auntblabby wrote:

redrobin62 wrote:

Expanding on AuntBlabby's inventions: Extract solo blues artists from the old field recordings and place them in Carnegie Hall backed by a chamber orchestra or rock band. The purists would tear me a new one for that but it'd be interesting to hear the old blues pioneers in different contexts.

something akin to that is being done, has been done for the last decade or so using advanced DSP algorithms, and is now in commercial products for everybody to use. one such product is ADX Trax Stems which soon is coming out for PC, has been a Mac product for about a year or so. the term for the process is "spectral source subtraction."

In the Nineties/early 2000's they made a top ten hit by electronically arranging Natalie Cole to sing a "duet" with her long deceased father Nat King Cole with the song "Unforgettable".

i have that CD. before that by a few years, they crudely dubbed a 78 rpm record of hank williams Sr. singing "there's a tear in my beer" along with Hank II.

I love the Hanks.

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10 May 2020, 3:07 am

Dylanperr wrote:

auntblabby wrote:

naturalplastic wrote:

auntblabby wrote:

redrobin62 wrote:

In the Nineties/early 2000's they made a top ten hit by electronically arranging Natalie Cole to sing a "duet" with her long deceased father Nat King Cole with the song "Unforgettable".

i have that CD. before that by a few years, they crudely dubbed a 78 rpm record of hank williams Sr. singing "there's a tear in my beer" along with Hank II.

I love the Hanks.

there is a CD called "the three hanks" that features all 3 of them singing in harmony.

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10 May 2020, 7:40 am

Special goggles people can wear that show up coronavirus germs on surfaces and in the air.

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10 May 2020, 9:03 am

Genetically engineered whales that can eat plastic the way existing whales eat plankton: equipped like existing baleen whales with feed filters instead of teeth (like blue, fin, humpback, and right, whales), but with stomach enzymes that can break down plastic. They could scoop up the bits of plastic debris in the oceans, and recycle it back into the environment.

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10 May 2020, 9:14 am

My algorithm machine/device idea that shows and predicts emotional/conscious frequencies for intensive care mental hospitals, to create less direct and verbal disturbance between staff and patient and so the patients can leave quicker.

Though I fear the day technology takes over the world and replaces humans with robots, so maybe not.

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11 May 2020, 1:59 pm

Why would I want a noiseless chainsaw? That would remove like at least a third of the fun.

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12 May 2020, 1:10 am

a noiseless way of warning sight-impaired people of the present of approaching auto traffic.

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16 May 2020, 7:04 pm

funeralxempire wrote:

Why would I want a noiseless chainsaw? That would remove like at least a third of the fun.

A lightsaber would be fun & easier to wield :mrgreen:

auntblabby wrote:

a noiseless way of warning sight-impaired people of the present of approaching auto traffic.

As someone who is sight-impaired, I would much rather a way to have normal sight.

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16 May 2020, 8:01 pm

Super-speed shoes for those who commute on foot.

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16 May 2020, 11:38 pm

nick007 wrote:

funeralxempire wrote:

Why would I want a noiseless chainsaw? That would remove like at least a third of the fun.

A lightsaber would be fun & easier to wield :mrgreen:

auntblabby wrote:

a noiseless way of warning sight-impaired people of the present of approaching auto traffic.

As someone who is sight-impaired, I would much rather a way to have normal sight.

i shoulda said that. :oops:

sorry. can you tell me what kind of vision you have? like 20/???

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28 May 2020, 3:11 am

A gum that is toothpaste that can clean teeth, I’m having alot trouble brushing my teeth. A robot that clean like in the cartoon The Jetsons :heart:

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28 May 2020, 3:37 am

a device which translates mental sounds and images into pictures or video.

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22 Jun 2020, 2:23 am

Something that doesn't make a glass smell bad when you take a sip of water.

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22 Jun 2020, 2:35 am

A medication or whatever that you can take and it makes you instantly not tired at all and not need sleep. Caffeine doesn't make you not need sleep.

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