A couple things. One, make it so you have to own any stock you purchase for a minimum of a year. Another would be that only individuals may own homes and no one can own more than one until everyone that wants one has one. The intent is to make it so work is the best way to make money, not investment.

It doesn't lose money. It costs money. Like the Military costs money. It's a service.

I'm having great success with getting recipes from the AIs. I usually have to tell them I don't want links to recipes, that I want the actual recipes.

I have been looking and been unable to find a coffee maker where you put in beans in a hopper and get out coffee without having to clean out the ground beans afterward. I'd love a link. I'm hoping to find one then just put a bigger hopper on top and run a water line in and only need to do any maintenance stuff once a week while being able to push a button and get coffee.

Why not have them compete in a Faraday cage? Just a single cable going in for the cameras.

Absolutely safe. No human interaction other than telling it where you want to go (see the first requirement). Quiet as a bicycle.

Wireless VR headsets.

Get rid of Daylight Savings Time AND all timezones. 7am anywhere is 7am everywhere.

It should be accepted practice in business that all emails are sent and received at 6am with all sent during the day delayed for delivery until the next morning.

Some of their regrets could be (of those listed in the article): "...poor networking, school choice, too many degrees, time spent completing education and academic underachievement..." I'm really glad I got a CS degree but wish I'd done better academically.

Confidential is for when you want to search for information about Cardi B but don't want to see news stories of her showing up for weeks afterward.

I texted my wife the other day asking if she'd seen my phone. Catch us on a bad day and the toasters might have a go at conquest.

I'd be more than happy to load them then run a script to make them invisible so I never see them.

I will never pay for music again in my life. You can't make me. The problem for them is that the hoops they'd have to make their desired users jump through to keep me away would drive those users away too.

For home addresses I use my inbox as a ToDo list, archiving after they're done or appropriately ignored. For work, I do the same only when I'm done I make sure to archive them to the network drive that they're always sending me nagging emails about the network drives running out of storage space.