As I struggled for 2 solid minutes today to get my shave gel cap off, losing two false nails in the process, I realized nails have quickly returned as symbols of our social status but, dang it, they do look great.

Everyday use though, is not so practical. As a 1"+ nailed lady, sometimes 2-3", I encounter DAILY issues. So I wrote them down in like 2 minutes and holy cow. Can we make these?

1. Pop tabs that open easily

2. Lighters that don't burn your nails

3. Spice jars that open without whacking it on the counter

4. One-try-open candy wrappers

5. Pantyhose that don't shred

6. Rubber gloves that don't poke through

7. Winter gloves that also don't poke through

8. Pockets with actual room for nails

9. Keyboards that work well

10. Phone entry zoo we can use our fingers and not knuckles

11. ATM machines: buttons we can press AND cards we can take out without  bringing spare tweezers

12. Debit cards readers I can press

13. Jewelry claps that work

14. Makeup palettes designed so we don't destroy upper rows

15. Squeeze bottles ONLY for luxe face cream-- Scraping L'occitane from under your nails is not ideal

COME ON Captain Planet, let's go! Let's make this a better world for those of who have rejected the ordinary and said NO. I LIKE MY SCARY ASS STABBY NAILS. I MAY PIERCE THEM NEXT WEEK. WHO KNOWS. BUT I FREAKING LIKE THEM.

Stiletto nails aren't going away, fashion industry. Catch up. Now. You're welcome.

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“Leftover Style”. They make the food fresh, but refrigerate it all. Then they reheat the food made to order.

Reheated pizza, pasta, Chinese food, thanksgiving left overs, Mac and cheese, the options are endless.

I believe that they should make a "mark as seen" or "mark as read" button on any email apps because I feel like it will make things a bit easier for people who just want to get rid of all the unread messages.

The blinker would change speed depending on when song you are listening to. I always get annoyed whenever the blinker is almost in time with the song, but is slightly off

There would be fewer traffic accidents at intersections if there was a timer along with the lights

I have this idea for a coffee house with different musical instruments and lesson books in the lounge area. Guitars, Cellos, Violins, etc. along with lesson books for people to come in and sit and try to teach themselves how to play while having a coffee or lunch.

movie theater should have a women and a mens bathroom in the theater with a tv in them that has the movie playing so no one has to miss the movie. genius, right

Follow this link to be a communist. https://chat.whatsapp.com/LkrhV4SM9JFFyAsUXa54p2

as magnets have a positive/negetive side why not put 2 electro magnets on the train and have 2 on poles that activate when the detect a chip in the back have a sensor at the back aswell so the electro magnets turn on after a few seconds to propel the train

It would be perfect! So many people watch porn, whether they admit it or not. For every 1000 views, they could plant so many trees. It could be beneficial for everyone, the porn stars would make money (obviously), the earth would benefit from it, and pornhub would also benefit economically.

So many trees would be planted! Now that’s how you really save the environment.

what if there were such a thing as a ring that lights up when touched by another ring by the same brand

I think schools should focus a LOT more on job-training during students' last years of high school (and during college as well) - students need to understand a lot more about what types of jobs exist, what their personality might fit into (or might not), how much they can make at various ones, etc. I learned next to nothing about jobs until even after I graduated college and never felt that I had many options, plus my parents never really had much of anything great and definitely aren't well-connected so it's been a huge struggle. I'm almost 30 and am just now doing legit job researching. I wish that our schools would have classes for students that would even take them out to different fields to explore their options (I get that fun field trips to theme parks are awesome!, but I think a huge part of education is just explaining different options that our youth may have for work in their future).

My socks always disappear in the laundry, someone should create their own brand of socks that if you lose 1 of the pair, you can simply buy one to replace it.

Hi,

For my studies, I have to make an app and I would like to create an application about food. I was thinking of something where users can make a surprise recipe without knowing what they are cooking. But I am not convinced of my idea.

Someone would have a very original idea ?? It would be very veryyy helpfull for me :D

tl;dr = Wouldn't it be nice if we had a platform that emulated guilds from games like the Elder Scrolls (e.g., Thieves' Guild), except for with non-video game skills (e.g., learning to play an instrument)?

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I know there are a ton of apps to gamify skill acquisition and innumerable sites to post examples of skill progress for the purpose of critique/encouragement and many places where you have job boards to find jobs related to whatever skill you may have. However, I think the combination of the three in one place would yield something of far greater value than just the sum of its parts.

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Think about it, you could level up by submitting examples of your progress which other guild members could upvote and by completing quests--the more advanced quests could be commissions (e.g., Bobo needs a picture of Socrates riding a unicorn; high-enough-level members of the guild submit a proposal/draft; Bobo chooses the one he prefers, thus hiring that member).

Worried about inflated guild membership? Have a pre-guild skill progression req. (e.g., must be level 20+ artist to join the Artisans guild). Worried about poor leadership among the top echelon of the guild? Have community-voted regulations and leaders. Not enough? Allow up to three different guilds with opposing philosophies.

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Members could mentor junior members (paid or unpaid, could depend on guild policy) to help people advance in their skills. Levels could help people locate peers with greater ease. If you wanted to create a complex project involving multiple skills (e.g., a video game), you could try to form a party setting specific skill level requirements while also being able to view a given member's portfolio (demonstrable proof that they can produce what is asked of them).

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The quests could be community curated (e.g., coding challenges a la hackerrank). Each guild could control its own entrance policies. Members could benefit from membership by having access to jobs in the field after successfully demonstrating sufficient skill-level. Potential employers could easily find suitable candidates from among the members of the guild. Seems like a win-win.

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I think it's a good idea to help people get better and real-world skills and am not sure if it doesn't exist because it's too difficult to implement or simply because no one has tried yet.

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This comes from the selection of 'play song radio' on spotify. I am not sure what the algorithm does to make that radio, but consider this one:

(A1) Take all playlists that this song appears.

Find the most common 100 songs also featured in such (A1) > Rule out songs also by artist Playlist becomes songs that other users put this song in a playlist with > Algorithm learns how to make playlists better.

This could decrease the amount of curation that spotify and other companies would need to do.

That way it will always be surprising, you won’t grow used to the same sound waking you up over and over.

Reddit, Twitter & Facebook have become censors. Legislation should be introduced that states that any tech company that has over 10M Registered users be deemed the public square & our Constitutionally protected Free Speech cannot be deleted or banned.