Innovations That Did NOT Make Things Better.

[Pohzee]

This new hand dryer I've been seeing places. You always bang your hands on them, which gives you germs and defeats the purpose of washing your hands. What was wrong with the old automatic dryers?

[Spike-X]

I don't 'always' do any such thing, but I can see how it might be a problem with motor control issues, I guess?

[Chris Lang]

Twitter.

I really don't see the point of Twitter. You're allowed brief messages with a character limit where you say something with little or no context. It's not really good for anything other than presenting clickbait headlines for clickbait articles.

But yet, celebrities use it all the time, and frequently end up embarrassing themselves through poorly-worded or poorly thought-out or impulsive statements.

Give me a good forum (such as this one) or Facebook instead of Twitter any day. I honestly don't see the appeal. Especially since I'm a pretty verbose person, and I like to say as much as I want to in one message without any character limit.

[Jack Dracula]

So-called "disposable" plastic items.
There is really no such thing.

You have to recycle that ****!

[jeanvaljean]

This new hand dryer I've been seeing places. You always bang your hands on them, which gives you germs and defeats the purpose of washing your hands. What was wrong with the old automatic dryers?

They used a lot more energy and tended to burn your hands. They also took longer to dry your hands, and the air pressure pointed at the floor of the toilet room would blow bacteria all over the place.
Creating air pressure uses a lot less energy than creating heat. And I don't think I have ever gotten into physical contact with an Air Blade. I do have rather slim hands (not small like Trump's, just thin). My main complaint here is the noise they make. They do seem to be much louder than the old kind. But they are still an improvement on many levels.

[Gray Lensman]

This new hand dryer I've been seeing places. You always bang your hands on them, which gives you germs and defeats the purpose of washing your hands. What was wrong with the old automatic dryers?

My job uses these, along with automated liquid soap dispensers. It's the latter which are always malfunctioning. The airblades rarely do.

[dancj]

Twitter.

I agree.

The Dyson hand driers are great though.

[Deadxman]

So-called "disposable" plastic items.
There is really no such thing.

You have to recycle that ****!

It's disposable...It just takes a very long time


But yeah the Cotton Gin.

It made Slavery popular again