… the hole into which shit disappears after we flush is right at the front, so that shit is first laid out for us to sniff and inspect for traces of illness.
Haven’t seen a Flachspüler in decades plus I’ve always assumed that the purpose of the design was to prevent splashback rather than to facilitate inspection.
UK toilets do not do the “bowl filled with water” thing
Older ones do, newer ones don’t to reduce water usage.
I did look this up, and it is a quote… …… .
Wittgenstein had it right all along.
Haven’t seen a Flachspüler in decades plus I’ve always assumed that the purpose of the design was to prevent splashback rather than to facilitate inspection.
Still, classic Zizek. 👌😅
“knee deep” … 🤔😄😄
How does splashback feature in this anal-ysis?