Tentacle Truncation Case Studies

Case Study 2.1: The Great Tentacle Truncation of 2023

In this infamous case study, we examine the catastrophic failure of the Tentacle-Tron 3000, a machine designed to truncate tentacles with reckless abandon.

Key Takeaways:

• The Tentacle-Tron 3000 was prone to jamming due to a faulty tentacle-counting algorithm.
• The machine's user interface was designed by a committee of accountants, resulting in a UI that was both confusing and unappealing.
• The manufacturer's warranty was only valid for 30 days, despite the machine's average lifespan being 37 seconds.

Related Pages:

• Case Study 2.2: The Tentacle Truncation Tragedy of 2025
• Case Study 2.3: The Tentacle-Tron 5000, a Machine of Moderate Success
• Case Study 2.4: The Tentacle Truncation of the Future, or How Not to Design a Machine