Unvention.
1- an invention that’s meant to make things easier, but doesn’t work or even makes things worse instead of better.
2- when someone invents something that’s already been invented.
example#1
dude#1 – my new mac is supposed to have voice recognition to let me log in, but it’s a total piece of cr-p and it never works.
dude#2 – yeah man … logging in with a keyboard is much faster and easier. voice recognition is a total unvention.
example#2
dude#1 – did you check out that volvo demonstration with automatic brakes that are supposed to stop you from having a collision? it crashed in front of everyone!
dude#2 – yeah, that’s a total unvention.
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