[ezcol_1half]The classic case of an innovation that absolutely works and solves a problem, but honestly, does anyone really have that problem?

Would anyone really buy a new gadget to solve a problem that can, but virtually never happens?

Remember, it’s not enough to have a good idea that solves a problem. For your idea to take a foothold, you need to understand WHY people that have the problem care enough about it that they would invest in your idea. In this case, do we care enough about fishing-out the odd piece of egg shell to go any buy a gadget?[/ezcol_1half]

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