Many of the items have been tackled (though admitedly perhaps not that successful yet). What would a new list look like today?
Ask HN: What Are Todays Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Ideas
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#4When you realize that a LOT of problems originate with food, it's becoming mind blowing. Probably more than half of deaths and health expenditures could be fixed with 'eating right'.
I'm thinking more and more about this.
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#5I would say food / nutrition. It's crazy how simple (not easy) it is to eat right, and how far, as a society, we are from eating right. When you realize that a LOT of problems originate with food, it's becoming mind blowing. Probably more than half of deaths and health expenditures could be fixed with 'eating right'. I'm thinking more and more about this.
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#8Artificial General Intelligence --- boom!
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#91. We need more small spaces
2. suitable to families of three or fewer people
3. that allow for a middle class lifestyle without owning a car because you can access jobs, shopping and entertainment via walking and public transit
4. that don't cost a fortune so people in the bottom half economically have some hope of living well.
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#10I would say food / nutrition. It's crazy how simple (not easy) it is to eat right, and how far, as a society, we are from eating right. When you realize that a LOT of problems originate with food, it's becoming mind blowing. Probably more than half of deaths and health expenditures could be fixed with 'eating right'. I'm thinking more and more about this.