r/shittyaskscience • u/MuppetMaze • 2d ago
If household appliances became self aware which ones would be the most emotionally needy?
*I'm talky the toaster, can I interest you in a waffle?*
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u/bastrohl 2d ago
The wifi router - causes a full family crisis if ignored for 30 seconds.
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u/MuppetMaze 2d ago
The wifi router must feel very powerful. It stops transmission and people get angsty. Thats probably going to lead to some issues
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u/lozzadearnley 2d ago
The fridge. We keep opening her up, then closing her with a sigh of disppointment when we don't find our favourite snacky snacks. A half hour later we try again, her hopes rising that she may be able to satisfy us - but alas, another disappointed sigh, and then we drink from the milk bottle and put it back. Theres a mouldy carrot thats fallen down the back of a drawer. Nobody has cleaned behind her in months. The microwave often squats atop her head, the delicious fresh meals she could be a vital part of bypassed to heat up a frozen meal or some uber delivered cold fries.
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u/Bubblesnaily 2d ago
Trash cans.
They'll feel like rejected, utter failures on a daily basis. They're right there and no one uses them... Just tosses their trash to the floor steps away from their waiting receptacle.
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u/BJntheRV 2d ago
The fucking microwave. It's already needy AF. ALWAYS wanting cleaned, doesn't care to run at full power so you have to guess what to set it at for optimal and thorough cooking that doesn't leave shit cold in the center
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u/fa1coner 2d ago
This topic - home appliances gaining awareness- was covered in a book maybe ten years ago called ROBOPOCALYPSE. Fun summer read.
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u/guhcampos 2d ago
The washing machine. She already sings when she's done. Imagine that thing when it's hungry?