Peak Disruption

This is not the end. This is not the beginning of the end. This is the end of the beginning.

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Peak Salt Dispenser

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/smalt-the-world-s-first-interactive-centerpiece-health#/

It happened! It finally happened! 

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Shitexpress · Send a shit in a box to someone, stay anonymous, pay with Bitcoin/PayPal

Imagine all the people who annoy you the most. What if you could send them a smelly piece of poop?

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Because ATM’s are hard to find. 

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Pay somebody else to park your car. 

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A social alarm clock!

Is your alarm not personal enough?  Do you love hotel wake up calls? 

Now you can have that every day!!!! 

Wakie.com

Have some random person call and wake you up. 

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Track your water intake and hydrate better with The Hug

The Hug is a convenient sensor + app solution that tracks your water intake and coaches you towards optimal hydration.

Are you drinking water? Are you not sure? There's an app for that. 

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Radimparancy

Every startup can tell you how much you learn from failure. And if you look at how much we've failed, that's where you can see how smart we've become.

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“No one wants a soggy grilled cheese. No one.”

And so Kaplan, the former hardware executive with deep ties to Silicon Valley, called together his engineers and then built a new delivery contraption called the Smart Box. A delivery box equipped with an aluminum block, motors and fans to monitor both heat and humidity, the Smart Box is “like a sous-vide immersion circulator that uses air instead of water,” Kaplan said. It is meant to keep the toasted bread from becoming too soft.

Each costs about $200, patent pending, although Kaplan is not sure yet if he’ll sell them independently. But after doubling from 22 Melt locations to 44 in 2015, he considers the Smart Box crucial to his cheese melt firm’s expansion.

GRILLED CHEESE.... YOU'VE BEEN DISRUPTED!

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I remember this guy from late night infomercials. He had a book on ways you could get free money from the government. He wore that same outfit. He was like the used-car-salesman of government grants.

Today he tweeted me: "17 reasons why free internet money (crowdfunding) is better than government grants."

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Irony Is Dead: A Startup Called "Socialist"

Capitalism always gets the last laugh: Twitter and ProductHunt are gushing about yet another way to share your feeds and streams, and it's an iPhone app called Socialist. Cute!

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But hey, at least Fashism is still over.

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Give poor people @soylent so they can be healthy and productive. If you're on food stamps, maybe you're unhealthy and need to eat better.

via @JustineTunney 

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This is a real CrowdTilt campaign! 

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Money for nothing, checks for free

"A company called Cynk Technology reached a $6 billion valuation in July despite having no assets or revenue.

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Cynk soared in value over the past few months, with its stock price going from 6 cents per share in May to nearly $22 on July 10, giving the company a market value of around $6 billion. Zero Hedge, a business news website, first reported on the company's dramatic rise on July 7."

Circa

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The story behind this genius can be found at CNet.

"Brown explains the inspiration for the project, telling Crave, "I realized that I really liked potato salad, but had never made it. Then I wanted to make potato salad." The project is therefore an experiment, an odyssey into the heart of potato salad, the moving story of a boy and his bowl."

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Disrupting Toothpicks

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