Paper Thin Television!!

[jkmj]

Honestly, I think it's dumb. Why would anyone want one of those? They're probably incredibly fragile, not to mention expensive and it's just kinda useless.
But then again, I'm not a fan of TVs anyway.

They can bend and they look laminated so i would say the only way to break it would be to cut it with scissors

 

[PatriotsRule]

It doesn't make any of them more or less important, it just makes them different.

Granted, I'm probably mis-interpreting this. But you think a tech. engineer is on the same level of importance as let's say..a medical scientist trying to cure leukimia? So basically you're saying paper-thin TV is more important, or on the same importance level as curing a death sentence?

I never said the product was equal. The people themselves are equal, though. You could make an argument that people involved in the arts are wasting their time. Do we have an absolute necessity for books and paintings? No. Does that deem writers and artists worthless, just because they can't solve life's problems? No.

Given the choice between a paper-thin TV and a cure for cancer, of course I'd pick the cure. Anyone would. I'm just saying that not everyone can do things like that. Just because a tech. engineer can't cure cancer, it doesn't make their position a waste of time. Don't forget, medical scientists and engineers work together to do things like cure cancer.

No hard feelings! I just wanted to clear up what I said, that's all.

 

[BabyPiglet]

I know you weren't talking about the products, and like I mentioned it was just a communication problem. My fault, I mis-interpreted.

Jenny

 

[Tora Millypoops]

I think I'll stick with the one I've got thanks. I would probably break that one by sitting on it or something.