Shane Carlson
I am compiling a list of things that we use everyday in our personal and business lives that should have already dissappeared based on the technology that exists today.
Please add to this list and vote up the things you see as most important.
Starbucks and Apple have gotten this as have online retailers. Why can't the rest of the retail world?
Let's see, I am going to carry around something small that has a ton of identifiable info and access to a large amount of money that can be easily duplicated and most people happily swipe them without checking to see if you are actually the person supposed to be using it.
Seriously? I know we see more digital content every day, but Walmart still sells billions of these every year. Quit locking my media up in plastic, give it to me where I want, when I want.
Probably the #1 source of identity theft. Plus all that junk mail that goes straight from mailbox to recycling...
Tesla was onto this. So why do I still have to sit near a wall plug, buy an inverter for my car, and trip over tangled cords all the time?
Either get me a chip already or find another way to figure out who I am.
Why cant my house be powered by Human Waste yet?
Ok, maybe they shouldn't have to die, but there has to be a better way.
I pay $50 a month for something that I never use.
Freedom Pats hardly feel secure or comforting.
Forget all the promises that were made to me in my youth that I would have a flying car by now, where is my autodrive? I thought I saw a car driving itself the other day, but it turned out to be an 88 YO woman who couldn't see over the wheel instead.
Velcro doesn't count.
I know they are dying, but each month I still get enough of these to kill a forest.
There should be an app for this already... You should be able to see a menu and place an order pretty easily.
Why don't I have an app for that yet?
All the graded papers that come home and then goes to the recycling bin at the end of the year
It's literally just water, sand, rocks, and limestone.
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It's great that we have Smartphones that scan and deposit our checks - but why do we still have checks in the first place?
