"RoseGarden" - - - - - - - from - nscave

I think it started out with making certain upper body parts appear larger than reality.

Electronic chips were added, and we moved to pace makers, tracking devices and even carrying our own medical information right inside us for anyone who needs to know that has a reader.

Where do these ideas come from? Inventors I guess. Where would we be without the safety pin and stick-it notes?

So I have an idea, but I am not an inventor, so I will leave the production details up to those individuals.

You know how you don’t want to miss your favourite program, but it is always scheduled late at night. You fall asleep. Or you feel wide awake and in the movie mode, but by the end of it you are fast asleep. In either case you miss the most important part.

Here’s my take. Why can’t someone invent miniature TV sets that can be imbedded on the inside of your eyelids? Then if you fall asleep you won’t miss any of the shows. While you are “resting your eyes” you will see everything up to ‘roll credits.’

They are already imbedding them into eye glasses and other things, why not eyelids?

Think I am falling off the deep end? Think about it. Even post-it notes were developed accidently. While trying to develop a strong adhesive they instead developed a weaker product.

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