mundane science fiction fantasies filterme#VXAnzg 18/11/2021, 22:01:19 No.245

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A mouse scroll wheel that does not deteriorate in function overtime so scrolling will not jump backwards and forwards randomly.
Shoes that fit your feet every time so you won't get blisters.
Cars that will just run and don't require replacement of parts every four months.
food that grows without having to spill your own blood on the soil for it to grow.
Goddess Waifu descend from heaven so she will cook the best meals you ever had and other things. 
Feeling safe in current order of things to know that you will not be persecuted for simply trying to stay alive when people want to kill you.
true herm vat labs replace human population which negates the thesis and antithesis of the sexual dimorphism of sapients and their perversions and degeneration that inevitably results from these differences.
 Houses not built under the waterline.
Houses not built in the middle of a lahar flow path.
Residential dwellings that are resilient to both flooding resulting from tsunamis and Typhoon and Volcanos.

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Anonymous 20/11/2021, 15:15:31 No.251

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>>245 (OP) 
>A mouse scroll wheel that does not deteriorate in function overtime so scrolling will not jump backwards and forwards randomly.
I retired my Sony Ericsson P1i only because the scroll wheel failed. It was a comfy phone and many aspects of that design should have been brought back with better hardware.
>Shoes that fit your feet every time so you won't get blisters.
How about toe socks? Something  like pic related but thicker soles?
>Cars that will just run and don't require replacement of parts every four months.
I see your point but I think this is a problem of aggregating a huge number of parts, each having an acceptable MTBF but together something will always fail. A return to simplicity and some redundancy would be good. A modern car has about 100 micro controllers, these are hardly bug free.
>food that grows without having to spill your own blood on the soil for it to grow.
Now that is probably simpler: growing algae at sea. You will need iron salting, which many want to forbid since it solves the CO2 issue, but it could work.

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