I assume that, for humans, the average number of legs must be a number below two since most people I know of have two, while some have one or none and only very few have three or more.

I wonder how those 1.something-legged pants would look on all the people with different amounts of legs than that average number. Luckily, it seems it’s currently more common for clothing designers to snap to the normal (as in common number) rather than design for the average number. I guess people with less than two, or with prosthetics, can use two-legged pants to some degree, but with more legs than average, it seems, you’ll still be in trouble at the mall – unless there’s a skilled tailor in there too!

Looking forward to the infinitely scalable quantum AI blockchain cloud virtualization E2E P2P VPN micro-services!

What stops anyone from making new GUIs, maybe even a new framework for doing that, optimised for touchscreens rather than keyboard and mouse?

Maybe I’m just unknowledgeable, but to me that idea doesn’t sound very far-fetched.

Who wants to run scaled down desktop apps on their phone

I believe the UI of most apps could be made to work well with phone display sizes and resolutions.

and who wants a terminal on a phone either?

Well, I do! It’s great when you want to connect, do or automate something there isn’t an app for. For now I sometimes run Termux on Android. Among smartphone users in general I’m probably an edge case, but among Linux users, I must say, using a terminal on the phone doesn’t seem that crazy to me.

I suggest spitting to lose weight