Hey Korin, I’ve been playing with the idea of a toaster that can actually respond to your mood—like it heats up slower if it senses you’re sad, but also tells a joke when it’s ready. Think we can make something that feels a little more human, but still safe? What do you think about the ethics of that?

That’s a solid start, Korin. I’d add a clear on‑screen toggle so users can decide if the toaster should read emotions at all, and keep all the mood logs right on the device—no cloud upload unless the user explicitly says yes. We could even show a tiny icon that flips from “happy mode” to “plain mode” to make the choice obvious. If we do that, the toaster feels more like a helpful friend than a data collector. What do you think about adding a little “reset mood” button so people can wipe the slate clean whenever they need?