Honestly 
This is not just reinventing the wheel, it's reinventing the wheel slightly different with no added functionality and calling it an "innovation". Kinda like crushing a car into a cube, sprinkling it with cigarette ash and crowning it with a broken JD bottle and calling it "art". Non-stabby knives have been around for yonks, and have been better designed than THAT.
Personally, I don't see why someone would stab someone else with a kitchen knife from their own drawer, first of all. And if someone DID intend to do something like that, then they'd probably have knives that have points. I mean you buy multipacks in shops for a couple quid . . . Secondly, if they do think "Damn un-pointy knives! My plan is foiled!" then they'll probably go and do the aforementioned and buy another knife, or perhaps use a screwdriver, a sharpened stick, a hammer, a pillow, a cast iron frying pan, the bone from a pork chop (they can be pretty sharp!), a cricket bat, a brick, a pipe, or perhaps go "old school" and just beat them to death. Anyone who thinks you can stop people killing each other by saying "You're not allowed to use this, this, this or that." is a fool. People are remarkably innovative when it comes to such things.
I have known two people who have been killed by being stabbed, one of which, just for the record, was with a sharpened spoon. Careful with them spoons folks, and for the love of god don't be caught in public with one without a reasonable excuse.
Pete
PS - BR, that would be ridiculous! People might drown in the soup
This is not just reinventing the wheel, it's reinventing the wheel slightly different with no added functionality and calling it an "innovation". Kinda like crushing a car into a cube, sprinkling it with cigarette ash and crowning it with a broken JD bottle and calling it "art". Non-stabby knives have been around for yonks, and have been better designed than THAT.Personally, I don't see why someone would stab someone else with a kitchen knife from their own drawer, first of all. And if someone DID intend to do something like that, then they'd probably have knives that have points. I mean you buy multipacks in shops for a couple quid . . . Secondly, if they do think "Damn un-pointy knives! My plan is foiled!" then they'll probably go and do the aforementioned and buy another knife, or perhaps use a screwdriver, a sharpened stick, a hammer, a pillow, a cast iron frying pan, the bone from a pork chop (they can be pretty sharp!), a cricket bat, a brick, a pipe, or perhaps go "old school" and just beat them to death. Anyone who thinks you can stop people killing each other by saying "You're not allowed to use this, this, this or that." is a fool. People are remarkably innovative when it comes to such things.
I have known two people who have been killed by being stabbed, one of which, just for the record, was with a sharpened spoon. Careful with them spoons folks, and for the love of god don't be caught in public with one without a reasonable excuse.
Pete
PS - BR, that would be ridiculous! People might drown in the soup
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