Wouldn't it be cool to compose music just by moving your body? As technology advances, just about anyone can become composers at low cost. Leads to more creativity, more songs, more music. I bet the Internet will provide free tutorials. There'll be classes but no exams. There'll be courses but no degrees, qualifications etc

What do you think of the guy in the photo? When I took the photo I don't recall him being there. I can't explain why he looks transparent when everything else around him is so clearly defined. Even the mountains in the back are not shaken. Any photo experts can explain this or is this a ghost?

"This comedy will make you laugh very hard and without warning, so please don't drink or eat during show time. Do so at your own risk or only if you are skilled enough to eat or drink without swallow. We have tested the comedy on a group of 20 people, 2 of which choked to death from eating and drinking while laughing out loud, very loud" (read more)

This thought is partly inspired by the movie Avatar. I would love to be able to put on a pair of glasses that take me to a whole other world. I would love to see a perfect, high definition movie projected in 3D inside the lens of a pair of glasses. I'm sure we have the technology to do this at least. Another technology that could be incorporated along as well would be to make 3D video games to plug in and play through the glasses as well. Imagine entering and being able to interact with a whole world in 3D HD. Imagine combining this with a sensor that let you see in any direction in this 3D world just by turning your head in any direction. Imagine combining this vastly superior image quality with Wii styled gameplay, and if you looked down at your controler it would look like a gun or a magic wand, or whatever the game says it is. Such an idea used to be in the realm of impossible, but with computer chips getting smaller and smaller, this style of gameplay and entertainment could eventually become a very real part of our future existence.

Most of my foreign friends tell me how they notice the Japanese people often stare at them but don't stare at each other. It's true, Japanese people don't stare at each other, if at all, the same way they would stare at a foreigner. When I went to Italy I noticed there people stare a lot. Because it's not socially acceptable for the Japanese to stare at each other, I think a bar where everyone can stare at each other would make the Japanese happy to experience what they can't experience in other social settings :)

Use video projectors on the walls and floor of a pool to turn it into any kind of 3D landscape you want. It will allow you to take a swim anywhere in the world you want or if you like video games you can program it to simulate real-life sea-swim. If you are a tough guy and want to increase your speed to Michael Phelps levels you can put a special close-up version of Jaws and Crocodiles on. The next Olympic medal will soon be yours to claim :)

Movie theater seats are first-come first-serve in the US whereas in other countries they are numbered, which means that even if you come to the movie late you will still get the good seat you paid for. Personally I like the numbered system better because I like to book my tickets in advance. Which system do you think is better?

what's your opinion?

Wouldn't that be clever marketing and a good business idea? Celebrities are adored worldwide and the fans love to buy anything that relates to them, so why not audio recordings of them while they sleep? Weird fans can then play them when They go to sleep and experience sleep tele-vocality with their favorite celebrity. A few suggestions of mine to the concept. I recommend famous comedians keep the farting echoes, snoring cannot be edited out. Combine the above with falling off the bed sounds and the recordings will become top of the charts hits! :)

A different weather channel that presents the exact opposite the weather will be with humor. Say you expect a sunny day but if all you hear are snow blizzards then you'll know to expect a perfectly sunny day.