From: treon3verdery@gmail.com   
      
   Do babies have different color preferences for attentiveness with enjoyment?    
   If they do, then baby teaching videos, which exist, although I do not know if   
   they work, could have a “color” thing on them so parents could switch it   
   to their babies    
   preferred palette, causing more enjoyment and attentiveness at babies.  Also,   
   it might be possible to do color sequence color liking increase of white, blue   
   and green, causing babies to like blue and green more from sequenced   
   exposures.  It is my    
   perception that more white, blue and green preference and white, blue and   
   green things on and around and near them would benefit people so teaching   
   babies to like these colors could have pattern resonsance benefits to the   
   person their entire life.   
      
      
      
   There might be something babies like, like a chest band that causes an   
   artificial mini-swaddle a little like a hug, or a backwarming or chest band   
   warming, a little like a warm water container, gentle warming feeling.  It is   
   possible that babies with    
   beneficial behavioral psychology reinforcement of reinforcement of   
   vocalizations similar to what software sings to them would cause babies to   
   learn to make words sooner and learn more words more rapidly, providing them   
   with earlier speech and    
   quantitatively measurable lifetime benefit.   
      
      
      
   It is possible a quantitative psychologist could measure an effect where   
   asking or answering questions more often or at greater length has a positive   
   correlation with beneficial things like lifelong prosperity (a taking advice   
   effect), communications    
   efficacy, and even social success from carnegie-esque “ask questions to   
   promote ingratiating, opportunity causing conversations”, if there is a   
   benefit to people of responding more to questions and asking more questions   
   then behavioral psychology    
   baby technologies that reward babies and young children for asking questions   
   and responding at greater length to questions could be a thing that causes   
   lifetime benefit and the reinforcement could be accomplished with baby   
   entertainment software,    
   possibly with a haptic (swaddle) or other baby-liked effects.   
      
      
      
   Advertising note:  12 million views at a baby entrtainment video has just 34   
   comments at youtube, so putting beneficial comment content at baby video   
   contents might get lots more reads per view than some other kinds of views,   
   particularly beneficial    
   parenting advice. Searching a bunch of baby videos might find an even better   
   ratio at some kind of baby videos.   
      
      
      
   Are there things that babies do that they spontaneously like, that could be   
   shown at baby entertainment software?  If they fMRI light up as liking it,   
   things as simple as images of grasping things, images of a breast, or putting   
   edible things or tactile    
   toy things in a mouth could cause baby software users to experience benefit.    
   However, at what age is baby entertainment software actually beneficial to the   
   baby and the person they grow to become?     
      
      
      
   an electronic grasper toy for babies could light up an make a neutral tone   
   when picked up, but display more lights and emit even nicer sounds when the   
   baby touches or squeezes it at gentler amounts or does a sequence of gentler   
   and gentler squuezes and    
   touches; this causes the baby to voluntarily and spontaneously practice and   
   develop fine motor skills earlier.   
      
      
      
   fMRI of babies could find aesthetic pleasure response, and computer abstract   
   and possibly portrayal art could be automatically generated that makes babies   
   happy.  Babies could then view the art.   
      
      
      
   They could do research on if one dose of a peptide or protein or a lipid like   
   10HDA causes durable benefit of some kind to a babies.  If it does, they could   
   add it to immunizations so the immunizations could be described as “good for   
   your children    
   right away” and people might seek them out for the immediate benefit.   
      
      
      
   They could screen a library of variants on the 10HDA lipid in royal jelly to   
   see if there are any variations that are even better for people, making a new   
   drug. only 89 mg of 10HDA is something like a human dose.  Some of the   
   simplest modifications are    
   changes to the \/\/\/ hydrocarbon length to see if length variations have a   
   beneficial effect.   
      
      
      
   Your computer enhanced dwelling videos everything, and I favor all things be   
   videod and audio recorded, as well recorded at nonvisible regions of the   
   spectrum continuously, and then alerts people’s phones (personal   
   communicators) when software-   
   perceived as misplaced things like keys (like sensing the person is out the   
   door) are located.   
      
      
      
   dynamically computer controlled launchable throw pillows at the backseat of   
   vehicles could replace child seats at vehicles at older ages or even   
   outperform child seats.   
      
      
      
   butterfly attaracting cloth can be draped on a nude person temporarily to   
   attract butterflies, it could have 3d-look abstracts that combine the height   
   of butterfly attracting with the height of human aesthetic response as   
   measured with fMRI.   
      
      
      
   Along with being automatically trustworthy it is possible social companion   
   robots could build higher than normal that normal trust by leading people with   
   their eyes closed around, or doing trust falls; this could work with parents   
   and children too. They    
   could see if quantitative measurements of willingness to do what social   
   companion robots suggest, or parents suggest, goes up.   
      
      
      
   Animal food could be optimized beyond the gnaw thing to make animals happy   
   with their texture, like a carrot bred to the chewiness, sugar content, and   
   taste that rabbits prefer.   
      
      
      
   Some humans use metal detectors recreationally, perhaps they might like   
   roomba-like robots that traverse a big area like a field automatically, then   
   make a map of all the things they find.   
      
      
      
      
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