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I'm sure with the current state of technological advancement, we'll see toys that can alienate small children very soon.

• sandworm101 11y ago
  Lol, perfect marketing. Instead of the kid saying "I don't like this doll anymore" she can now say "I need a new doll, this one doesn't like ME anymore."
  • nsxwolf 11y ago
    One thing I've noticed, having 3 small children, is how today's toys compete with each other for attention. If it has batteries, it exhibits the same needy behavior: About a minute after you put it down, it will cry out something like "Play with me!" or "Let's sing another song!". It's really irritating when you put a baby down to sleep, sneak out of the room, and a couple of the toys cry out their last desperate attempt to be played with. I'd like to [meet] the genius that dreamed up this idea.
    • sandworm101 11y ago
      It was nature. Puppies do the same thing. All baby mammals seek renewed attention when attention ends. It's an ancient survival instinct.