Billion $ Ideas

[yuneeq]

An MLM that recruits paid protesters for Soros

[myi]

Where can one submit his ideas to actually be seen by others who would publish it?

[Z56]

idea just popped into my head.... how about putting cameras all over the country, starting with the big cities especially in high crime areas. And every time there's a crash or crime or any other reason that someone would want a recording, you'll give it to them for a fee.... just throwing this idea out there because I'm never gonna do it

Not a bad idea

[myi]

About having wheels which come out on the bottom of the car to be able to park in tight stops and make parking a breeze.. have 3 wheels which come down from under the car.?!

[Moshe123]

About having wheels which come out on the bottom of the car to be able to park in tight stops and make parking a breeze.. have 3 wheels which come down from under the car.?!

Go for it!! Patent it

[myi]

Go for it!! Patent it

I don't know the first thing where to start, but I could promise whomever does come out with it will make some good money. 

[Redbull3]

Everytime I fly I think about this.. How about these ideas for plane travel... change up the way planes are connected to the jetway:

1. Load passengers onto a plane through the back of the plane first (first class passengers walk all the way down to get to first class etc), this way subsequent groups that board don't have to wait/fight to get through preceding groups who are still dealing with their carryons.

2. Disembark using all the exits, not just the front.

[myi]

Everytime I fly I think about this.. How about these ideas for plane travel... change up the way planes are connected to the jetway:

1. Load passengers onto a plane through the back of the plane first (first class passengers walk all the way down to get to first class etc), this way subsequent groups that board don't have to wait/fight to get through preceding groups who are still dealing with their carryons.

2. Disembark using all the exits, not just the front.

Having to employ more workers, and more of those stairs which elevate. All cost.$$$$$

[aygart]

Everytime I fly I think about this.. How about these ideas for plane travel... change up the way planes are connected to the jetway:

1. Load passengers onto a plane through the back of the plane first (first class passengers walk all the way down to get to first class etc), this way subsequent groups that board don't have to wait/fight to get through preceding groups who are still dealing with their carryons.

2. Disembark using all the exits, not just the front.

That is much easier when the plane is not attached directly to the terminal and is done easily by rolling 2 sets of stairs up to the plane. They used to do that in TLV. Once the plane needs to pull up to the terminal you lose a lot of flexibility to the practicalities of parking a plane.

[Redbull3]

Having to employ more workers, and more of those stairs which elevate. All cost.$$$$$

I don't think it's a significant cost, the plane is already equipped with the multiple doors. It's just some renovation work on the airport(s) side.

[skyguy918]

About having wheels which come out on the bottom of the car to be able to park in tight stops and make parking a breeze.. have 3 wheels which come down from under the car.?!

Not sure why you'd need extra wheels. It's been done before in a number of ways:
http://www.nydailynews.com/autos/watch-electric-car-drives-sideways-parallel-park-article-1.1421229
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/canadian-william-liddiard-omnidirectional-wheels/

It'll never be commercially viable though. Mechanically you'd be trading too much to make it worthwhile.

Everytime I fly I think about this.. How about these ideas for plane travel... change up the way planes are connected to the jetway:

1. Load passengers onto a plane through the back of the plane first (first class passengers walk all the way down to get to first class etc), this way subsequent groups that board don't have to wait/fight to get through preceding groups who are still dealing with their carryons.

2. Disembark using all the exits, not just the front.

[Redbull3]

Very interesting! I think part of why southwest/unassigned is fastest, is because people are in a hurry to grab the best seat they can since it's an unknown, so they physically move faster.

Not listed in the graphic is front to back, which is what I thought most airlines still do. They seem to be saying all these airlines go back to front including AA, is that the case? I guess IDK because I usually have priority boarding or something but I thought it was still front to back, which is clearly the worst option, because even if people are gathered around the same row/bin in the back-to-front scenario, at least other people can begin their own battles ahead of them. Whereas with front to back, literally 173 people have to wait while a couple of people are putting their stuff in an early row. And I could've sworn that still happens.

[cholent]

Very interesting! I think part of why southwest/unassigned is fastest, is because people are in a hurry to grab the best seat they can since it's an unknown, so they physically move faster.

Not listed in the graphic is front to back, which is what I thought most airlines still do. They seem to be saying all these airlines go back to front including AA, is that the case? I guess IDK because I usually have priority boarding or something but I thought it was still front to back, which is clearly the worst option, because even if people are gathered around the same row/bin in the back-to-front scenario, at least other people can begin their own battles ahead of them. Whereas with front to back, literally 173 people have to wait while a couple of people are putting their stuff in an early row. And I could've sworn that still happens.

Most airlines board priority first, and then board back to front. Front to back, even if it was used, would be the worse of all according to that video, it would have all the issues of back to front plus the ones you mentioned

[TheAsh]

A fidget spinner that has blades on its edges so you can spin it to slice vegetables

[Emkay]

A fidget spinner that has blades on its edges so you can spin it to slice vegetables

I exists. I believe they market it under "food processor".

[etech0]

I exists. I believe they market it under "food processor".

or mandolin

[TheAsh]

I exists. I believe they market it under "food processor".

That's what I was thinking of. I noticed the similarity of design.
Next up: A fidget spinner with strings you pull to start (like a mini ceiling fan).
Another great Idea: A chargeable portable cordless phone base that fits in your pocket, allowing you to use your cordless phone everywhere.

[yuneeq]

That's what I was thinking of. I noticed the similarity of design.
Next up: A fidget spinner with strings you pull to start (like a mini ceiling fan).
Another great Idea: A chargeable portable cordless phone base that fits in your pocket, allowing you to use your cordless phone everywhere.

I believe the cordless phone idea existed for like a decade already

[ADG]

I am so happy this thread is useful!

[yitrap]

Another great Idea: A chargeable portable cordless phone base that fits in your pocket, allowing you to use your cordless phone everywhere.

Along the same lines...a string to attach the cordless phones to the base so you don't lose it.
Along the lines of that...a string to keep the two AirPods together.