Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.

Do not show this to your dentist.
Tassia; YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNETOne of the most tiring and unsatisfying questions you can ask is "Why?"
Let's cast that one aside, then, and gawk at a man who decided co on the cob was just too slow to eat.
He then must have spent many long and lonely nights considering how to bring co on the cob into the "always-on" world.
And then it struck him: thread the co onto the bit of a power drill and tu on the drill.
That will send it spiing very quickly.
The slightly more awkward part is risking many of your teeth by bringing them toward the co in order to eat it.
Please do not try this at home or at your favorite neighborhood restaurant.
Please don't show it to your dentist either.
I feel it would give him or her too many ideas for a new revenue source.
This particular soon-to-be YouTube superstar appears to suffer no lasting damage from performing this risky feat.
I have a friend who's an excellent co-on-the-cob eater.
She's not quite as quick as this speedy human, but she leaves the remains looking so smooth and perfectly sculpted that I imagine Michelangelo would be envious. All she does is start at one end and be extremely precise about her bites.
I recommend her method, rather than this.
There's one further thing that bothers me about this new method. It isn't so new.
Here's a 2015 YouTube video in which not one, but two human beings dip their drill-mounted co into mayoaise before tuing on their drills.
They appear to have neither the art nor the drill speed of the latest claimant for coy fame.
And what are you having for dier tonight?
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