> Touch screens in the kitchen. And in the car, where you should keep your eyes on the road. Knobs work really well for adjusting the stereo and heater; repla

> Touch screens in the kitchen. And in the car, where you should keep your eyes on the road. Knobs work really well for adjusting the stereo and heater; replacing them with a huge touch screen is a terrible idea, and trying to make it less terrible with haptic feedback is a poor solution. Hopefully the current touch screen fad will pass.