"Lack of funding is probably not the reason flying cars don't take off."

"A bit sad, the design. The words sound nice but what is the actual benefit over a power strip apart from it being covered? No more "complicated, messy cabling"? Really?"

"Great idea, cool! I like the design as well, but prefer an option without the belt clip, that hideous thing, which seems obligatory to all US pocket (!) knives."

"Do you notice that when a design is labelled ergonomic, it so often has an ellaborate shape that allows for only one way of using or holding it? Having a flexible way of using or holding it is what makes an object ergonomic."

"But it go the magic word! It is SUSTAINABLE!"

"I wonder how they define 'surplus'."

"It will be fun to do but his is hardly a solution to anything, is it? The recycling advantage is dwarfed by the energy waste."

"Cars still imitate the same wheel configuration as the horse-drawn carriages. And even electric cars, which have no need to do so and should be freer to be shaped differently, still have that configuration. The reason for this is the road infrastructure that sort of mandates this setup.This signifies to me the problem of making personal flying vehicles. Over the years we have seen several designs, of which this one is one of the prettier, that where never commercially successful. The importance and lack of a well designed infrastructure being the reason, in my opinion. In itself it is a small vehicle but it requires a lot of three dimensional open space to safely operate it. Never have I seen that addressed as part of the design."

"Now consider this kind of issues and solutions on flying cars..."

"Yes, how many times has the tea mug been reinvented? There is difference in design and application anyway, for this."

"Sailing on the fame of the wood, we are now presented with a pretty uninspired design for a table top. Could have been any type of wood veneer now. And how about the waste of a ton of glue getting the 3 kilometers of strip together?"

"The basic rule is to always look over your shoulder before repositioning in traffic as a (motor)cyclist. Regardless of the mirrors you have or not. The mirrors presented here might be a nice to have, maybe. Not very sexy though."