“After seeing a bunch of little kids having fun with bubble guns at Disneyland I decided I had to have one. Based on the joy observed in these kids I was convinced that owning a light up bubble blaster was a sure way to measurably improve joy and happiness in one’s life. $12 later I could manufacture as much bubbly joy and happiness as I wanted to. But then I got home and started wondering – what am I going to do with this thing? Automate it. Obviously. The less work I have to do to create happiness the better, I say!”
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