How to Have More Confidence in Articles You Read
Why?
It used to be that when you read an article in a newspaper you could (mostly) count on some standards of journalism, like fact-checking and research. Not so today.
How?
For every article published, there should be a checklist with assumptions about the article and journalism standards explicitly declared by the author. The emphasis is on an explicit declaration by the author and the publisher. If something (fact checking) is not checked on the standard list, you immediately see it.
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Stackable Electric Plugs
Why?
Plug in more devices in a smaller and more efficient space.
How?
Each plug should also be a socket for the next plug. This way you could stack multiple plugs into one wall socket.
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Multi Device Bluetooth Headphones With Simple Control
Why?
You use many different devices to communicate. You might use a landline for some calls, your mobile for alternative systems like WhatsApp or Skype, etc. it would be useful to have one Bluetooth headset connect to all
How?
A single Bluetooth headset that connects to all devices simultaneously, and with a simple push of a button switches between them, without the need to do “stuff” on each device each time you want to use the headset with it.
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In-Ear Headphones With Sound Pass-Through Control
Why?
Combine the benefits of ear buds (hearing your surroundings) with the benefits of in-ear (noise reduction) headphones.
How?
In-ear headphones that can block or pass through the surrounding sounds controlled by the user.
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Two Way Scissors
Why?
Faster cutting.
How?
Angle the finger ring shafts at a higher angle so that the blades go through to their other side when closed. Sharpen the outer sides of the blades so that when you pull them open again, you can use the outer sharper edges to cut too.
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