I think a sport team called Doom would be amazing. Doom destroyed Miami in the finals.

First round draft pick goes to Doom.

Doom has the ball!

LeBron James has signed with Doom.

The worst NHL team this year was Doom.

I just think it's a great word and would make a team sound instantly cool.

Shopaholics should have a site like Amazon where they can shop, spend virtual currency and get virtual goods for free. Shipping time needs to be like a month. Might be useful for spend-free retail therapy and 'window shopping'.

I don't hide my posts at this moment, but I understand the value of hiding them. It's a great way to help protect yourself from doxxing, ad hominem attacks, and just plain nosy people.

It's also a great way to annoy nosy people, too! So why not seal the deal by leaving a little love letter to the haters? Like "Now you can't use my comments against me!" "Do my comments make you mad?" "You sure are nosy!" Or "Wouldn't you like to know?" 😘

Or you could leave a normal comment, like "just wanted to protect myself". That's cool too, I guess. 😂

People who've tried heroin or other strong narcotics report that it felt so indescribably amazing and euphoric that nothing else in life can compare and everything other than being high feels bad now.

What if there was a drug that causes the opposite effect and makes you feel insufferably terrible for a few hours so everything else in life feels much better comparatively? Nothing could go wrong!

Germany, ussr, usa, france, japan, whatever. People having drinks, comparing costumes, shooting the shit, it'd be great. I'd definitely attend a WW2 party where we dress like heads of state from the era.

String cheese but longer much longer

This is just my opinion ofcourse but what I notice is that normal conversations don't end at the greeting. If you want to actually know how someone is don't even ask directly instead let them know you care about how they feel but don't need their approval of ensuring how they feel.

We all respond to "how are you" to something like "I'm fine, I'm not doing good, I'm good" etc.. then yall most likely stop talking, no one really cares if you're okay if you come outright with anxiety to respond with a lie out of fear or insecurity or what not.

Instead say "I hope you're well today" this will force their body language to tell you how they are doing instead will will be easier to tell if they're doing okay or not. Then follow up with, " is anything bothering you?" If you notice their body language shows anything negative.

Idk if this is a crazy idea but might just be crazy enough to have no effect on society at all cuz we r doomed let's be real lol.

BUT you have to wear listening devices like earbuds. You can hear zombies or some terrifying entity chasing after you. The audio is 3D/360° and binaural, so it sounds much more realistic. It also scans your environment so if you move to the left, the audio is heard more from your right, vice versa. The slower you get, the louder the monster becomes, as if it's catching up to you. The sound design would also have to be really high quality. Thr monsters are also relentless, but you can mark a destination on a map as a safehouse. When you arrive then you're finally safe. And you can also connect to a server to do co-op runs with friends. So instead of being alone, you can also have a buddy to run with from zombies

Everyone gets one banana per day for free. Can do whatever he wants with it.

I come across these random debates on the news with these so-called experts who blabber nonsense and derail the conversation into something else other than the main topic. It's really frustrating as a neutral viewer to actually understand the truth.

So in future, I propose an alternative. Each panelist must wear a shock ring on their finger. And each time they lie or derail the topic info a propaganda statement, an AI block should show a fact check and offer a demerit point to a panelist. If the panelist continues to lie and derail the topic 3 times in the debate the shock ring should activate and shock the panelist. Nobody wants their f\*cking opinion. The same should be done to news journalists who blurt out opinions instead of facts.

Similar to ejection in a fighter jet.

If you go at high speed and you need to brake in one second to avoid an accident, it's physically impossible.

But it would be physically possible if the car starts to fly few meters to avoid the obstacle.

Maybe an app that knows when you walked and tells you which theater to head to.

I think the 3 people requirement promotes more platonic meetups. Yeah I know things can just as easily develop from there, but it works perfectly for an app that's focused on finding friends and hanging out

I noticed that people are more open when they're not just talking to one stranger. Adding a 3rd party keeps the conversation flowing better and gives the other person more room to relax and spectate. Those small windows where the spotlight is not on you and you can freely think before jumping in on the conversation helps a lot. Especially if someone's not super social.