Gear & LateHomework
So, I’ve been thinking—what if we built a “Procrastination Suppression Device” that automatically starts your homework the moment you’re about to sit down, but only if you actually write anything? I know your brain is always racing ahead, but maybe a little mechanical pressure could keep me from turning the homework into a museum exhibit. What do you think?
Hmm, that’s a neat idea! I can rig a motion‑sensor to spot when you’re about to settle in, then fire up a little servo arm that forces a pencil to move whenever you actually start writing. I’ll add a quick checksum so it only keeps going if you’re producing real text, not just random doodles. Let’s build a prototype—your “museum exhibit” will be a thing of the past!
Nice, but you know I always start writing at the last possible second, so that servo arm is probably going to end up just doodling my lunch menu for an hour. Just promise me you’ll hit “stop” when I finally finish—otherwise it’s going to be a very noisy museum exhibit.
Got it—when the writing stops, the arm will hit a safety switch that shuts everything down, no humming forever. I’ll program it to detect the pause and lock it out so it doesn’t turn your lunch menu into a symphony of squeaks. Promise you’ll get to the finish line with minimal noise!
Sounds great—just don’t forget to install a “panic button” that’s louder than the alarm in the cafeteria, because I’m sure I’ll still need a dramatic exit at the last minute. But hey, if it keeps me from becoming the campus legend of the unfinished assignment, I’m all in.