Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Hypothetical Inventions, Ch 3

Troubled by lookism?

Seeking to avoid lawsuits brought by the facially disadvantaged?

We have the perfect app for you:  Viewex.

The Viewex App is now free in this special limited time offer.   Scientifically and empirically verified, more than 1.5 million users world wide have realized the amazing benefits of Viewex.  The Viewex app targets a specific brain lesion to produce an electrically induced agnosia which prohibits a user from appreciating the aesthetic quality associated with a person's face.  In short, whether the viewer is looking at a supermodel or the elephant man, the viewer has no emotional reaction.  That is not to say that the user does not appreciate the differences in the person's face, she can still discern the shape of the face, the color of the eyes, skin color or whether the skin is clear or blemished.   He or she just doesn't experience any aesthetic reaction to those differences.  In short, it permits the viewer to judge a book by the cover instead of putting an undue emphasis on appearance.

To avoid lawsuits brought by victims of lookism, hiring departments of employers across the country trust the Viewex app in all employment interviews.   Viewex provides the best evidence that job selection is untainted by the sexual appeal of the applicant and the most qualified candidate is selected.

Viewex has been implemented in pilot junior high and high school programs across the country with amazing success.   Teen suicide rates have decreased dramatically in schools implementing Viewex.

"*****"  Top 25 Gold rated App PC magazine

"A monumental breakthrough in the possibility of human evolution"  J.Shands, Professor Emeritus, Psychology, Penn State University and author of "What you can't see can't hurt you:  A study in forgetting to remember."

"My friends and I love this.   I wouldn't go out on a date without it."  Rachel S., Senior, Pepperdine University.

"Who needs beer goggles when you have Viewex?"  Manny V, Tau Beta Alpha fraternity, Florida State University.

"The government should force everyone, and I mean everyone, to use this." 


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