Is design friendly to our world??

Hmm.

I'm currently studying in a tertiary institue taking a course in industrial design... what is that? well, it is basically the fusion of two ideals required in design: art and engineering (or in a short form: 'engine'. Pun intended to Zelda).

So is design friendly to our world....? I would say it depends on the person taking the controls because when you talk about using a toilet seat, if it is comfortable, it's good design! but if it sticks somewhere uncomfortable in the crack region... well you can really want to take a bite out of the designer.

A very good example is the toilet seat with a square 'hole', that is to say that the toilet seat is a basic rectangle. God has made our bodys such that we have no right angles, everything is rounded, well almost everything exterior is such. Imagine rushing home to use the toilet, after taking the neccessary steps to ensure that what goes out really doesn't stay in your pants, you take a seat and you realise that the toilet is very uncomfortable. What is this??? I think we should abolish toilet seats which have rectangular holes, thereby increasing our comfort during our 'business periods'.

Anyhow, there are the ones with round seats, and woe betide those who design rectangular toilet seats beacuse I'll be coming after your arse.

Cheers,
Crawldaddy