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"You've created a monster!"(c)
Many of your automobile ideas could be applied to tiny houses too.
George: As you can guess, I am a huge fan of the Tiny House movement, but also of many related movements including the Van Living movement. Aside from Core77, my favorite website is Treehugger dot com. I like to keep up by checking in on what is new. The pace of innovation is accelerating, so my own odd product ideas are either a) already being fulfilled and produced by others, or b) coming to seem quaint and outmoded. As you note, innovation works in spurts with stunning futuristic ideas emerging from far thinkers–Jules Verne imagined color TVs in homes–while resistance to new ideas was the usual pattern. Said differently, the future concept might be imagined early on, but could usually not be implemented until certain missing pieces in technology and materials became available. The pace now is breathtaking!