When we asked about why the public seem so enthusiastic about the project, Chanchii jokingly said “maybe humans are lazy,” but that he was just pleased if it helps people. The Chrome extension “took about one and a half hours” to make.
Chanchii is in “in charge of application, web design, and production.” He told TNW he’s a designer at Kayac, a Japanese production company. The person behind this project goes by the name of Chanchii and we were alerted to its existence via a tweet from Kiyo Yamauchi.Ĭhanchii is 23 years old and lives in Japan. So, one and all, welcome the next way we can avoid effort: a Google Chrome extension that makes Twitter look like Slack. For example, games have been played worldwide for millennia, most religions were developed to make sense of our existence, and – potentially most widespread – people finds ways to pretend they’re working when they’re not.
Some human experiences are universal they exist wherever our species may be.
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