if given enough money and resources, what problem will you solve?
To all the Entrepreneurial minds here. If given enough money and resources and time what problem will you solve?
I’ll go first. If I had enough, I would solve air pollution. I think its a massive massive problem in urban India and will severely affect us in the long run
What will you solve?
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Autonomous vehicles on rent.
Should have enough protocols that we manage and coordinate traffic on a city level. We'll not even need signals in our cities.
I am gonna be that guy but traffic in cities is not due to absence of autonomous vehicles but lack of public transport. If you have autonomous transport where 1 person is occupying 1 vehicle it's gonna be the same problem. 1 person taking the same space as an elephant. If you keep widening the roads then most people will just opt for self-driving car, it's just induced demand.
Vehicles that speak to each other and coordinate could honestly be game changer.
Road accidents are a massive massive problem too
Two words. Sex Robots.
Lack of Dyson sphere
Care to share more here please?
The Dyson sphere is basically a reflective hollow ball around the sun with only some points for light (energy) to exit. That means you're now able to collect the energy of the whole Sun essentially (not exactly). Lots of energy solves a lot of problems. Climate change, inter-planetary travel, growing global economy, etc.
I’d work on something related to the climate. Most probably within Solar/Packaging.
It’s quite evident that the demand for these products will only increase over time, and brands/users will opt for sustainable options (which will also get cheaper, closer in price to their unsustainable counterparts)
Definitely feel it’s a large large opportunity
I would solve lack of hygiene in general (spitting/ urinating in road sides) , effective waste management coz I'm constantly worried about the kind of planet we leave behind for our future generation.
I think a very solvable problem that requires a lot of money is the secondary real estate market. Used flats can be a great deal for most Indians since you don't have to wait for the builder to complete the project and you get what you pay for.
However, due to the amount of legal due diligence one needs to do, brokers, and the fact that it's hard for a seller who probably has a loan to sell their property, this market is broken. An opendoor kind of model where you buy and resell properties would be great but very capital intensive. Ivy homes in Bangalore is trying this but I'm not sure to what success.
Something towards improving education, not the current edtech shitshow.