That reminds me of the Apple project that handed Macs to gorillas at a nearby zoo, to see how they used it. Not because gorillas were an intended audience, but

That reminds me of the Apple project that handed Macs to gorillas at a nearby zoo, to see how they used it. Not because gorillas were an intended audience, but to see how really fatfingered users were able to use GUIs and a mouse. The theory was that any problem that showed up clearly in the gorillas testing would be a small problem for some human users, and might still be worth fixing. Or they did it because they had time and money to spare, and loved the idea ;) That possibility cannot be disregarded.