I read about these toilets the other day, though they do concern me in a few area's: Some people sneeze and it causes sudden physical movement - boosh - soaked

I read about these toilets the other day, though they do concern me in a few area's: Some people sneeze and it causes sudden physical movement - boosh - soaked in water from a jet. Over-normalised by weight person uses the toilet - door won't close as thinks two people. People with IBS, constipation, ..... - door opens as taking too long. Whilst I think these are good - we did have the perfect solution decades ago - a toilet attendant. Simple, effective, caters for all the edge cases and above all - utilises the over abundant resource of humans that just keeps on growing in numbers. Not many resources do that on this planet - apart from Co2. So whilst the sentiments and efforts are great, not all solutions are IMHO suited for automation and unless we are striving to create as many unemployed humans as possible, I see not need to move in that direction upon this. Bring back toilet attendants, they just worked. As for myself, fear of a long bowel movement and violent sneeze would see me soaking wet with the door open and unable to do anything about it.