This is the era of nanotechnologies (well, close enough), of furniture that cleans itself requiring no effort, of food cooking itself and high-technology tampons. So tell me why are we still using plain paper towels as handkerchiefs? Why hasn’t anybody come up with a revolutionary product that would absorb it all and remain dry, that we could keep in our pocket all day long without seeing it become a blob of shredded papier mâché ? Why aren’t they at least woven with some kind a magical fiber that would maintain structural integrity? And for that matter, where are those liters of mucus coming from anyway?
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