Epipens were created to deliver atropine through a chemical warfare suit while you're busy frying on nerve gas. That they keep my daughter alive in the face of accidental peanut ingestion is a nice outcome; that their containers work awesome for holding jeweler's files and hobby knives is a long damn way from the original intent. But hey you know what? I can't use an epipen without creating a $25k ambulance ride so fuckin' hell I will absolutely use their containers to keep my jeweler's files in. At least they're doing something. I would argue that Twitter was intended for news curation but it was designed for the bots. If you look at it, a million simple devices spewing a million simple thoughts to a million other simple devices is pretty much the fundamental use case of Twitter. Chrissy Tiegen's pithy witticisms? Afterthought. So yeah - a lot of us can carry around epipens in case we eat a peanut. A few of us can even find something to keep our riffler files in. But the vast ecosystem exists for chemical warfare. I follow plenty of humans but my favorite accounts by far are - Erowid Recruiter - normal cat pictures and