I've been travelling and researching a number of topics that I truly believe that society in the world requires today that I don't think I'd ever work on, so perhaps someone else can.

I was inspired constantly in my travels with the lack of knowledge, lost history, spent a lovely afternoon in the british museum anthropology library (probably the best library in the world). Found rare books ranging from Psychology to Astronomy.

• Building a new Last.fm for book readers. A community of book reading across the world, what did I read vs others that find the similar book. Suggesting books to one another based on their previous reading history. Creating book clubs with people across the world rather than women sitting with wine in their local houses.

• An E-book publishing platform to allow anyone to become a publisher, write an interesting white paper, research, knowledge and then allow to be paid for it. The challenge with this is how to share how important the knowledge would be in the e-book, popularity. An author could easily tease and be educated at the outcomes a reader would achieve upon reading it and then others in the community could review cleanly and share what they learnt from reading it rather than opinion. NLP and other intent measurements could be applied on the style of review to filter out those that want to provide 'opinion', or even measure whether the review has the 'time read' against the book highlighting whether they truly read it. Academics have had their white papers locked up in universities and only allow alumni and cross university partnerships to access the knowledge, blurghh, disgusting. It needs to be open and encouraging brains from across the world to read and build upon the knowledge of one. Not everyone can blog like I do here on kalvir.life.

• Construct Radio.fm - bring back the ability for mass radio streams. Audio only, not visual. To encourage people to listen. Appreciate the lovely tones of women and men that have unique voices. Automatic translation of audio to multiple languages. Such that a coffee lover in costa rica can share insight, knowledge to another in Tokyo. Like the first internet blog or bulletin boards, listening to audio is possible even waiting at a bus stop, driving your car, heading to work, in the gym. Just there isn't any content. Perhaps even working with Spotify to allow people to curate a radio station of their choices of music with commentary to their friends and communities. Like pirate radios of the past where people recorded their own radio on cassette tapes.

• Index a certain set of books or websites to search and ask it questions in private, based on NLP question/search/answer computer science. Like Google One box. This will be done locally first and always private such that an individual could use this at a remote spa, or campsite. I've always wanted this in my life, because I can never get the curated knowledge. With the rise of LLMs and AI today, the persuit in AI is to have 1 model to own all the answers, I envisage that we'll be able to better productive with curated indexes of specific knowledge that we individually can tune without any AI knowledge. For me, i'd want to work with Charles Darwin and evolve his knowledge with other authors and private data sources, including my own theories. Theories are great to have to work on in life until the science can prove them. Today we don't do this, we build on what is already known and not discover new areas of theories.