Iβm 29 and still have a lot to learn.
I am no Data Scientist but for a fact: Data is Gold.
As a resolution for 2022, I am aiming to track my data a bit better for my 30s.
I do think that joining forces on mining, monitoring, and optimizing global data is key to human survival.
So, I wandered π§
What if these 10 industries were challenged by Global Data?
- World Search π (All search engines combined into One Single Pane of Glass, to solve important questions)
- Presidential Worldwide π§ββοΈ (How do presidents affect one's country's evolution?)
- Jewelry π (What are the wasted precious metals running around the world, today? Should we stop mining for new precious stones?)
- Productivity π (your productivity on Notion + Slack + Chrome + etc... in numerical data)
- Entertainment πΏ (Re-imagine our world to fight movie problematics)
- Worldwide Asset π (Meta versus Real)
- Health π· (How does Memory loss, Cancer, weed, etc... affect our immunity and when?)
- Transportation βοΈ (Electric commuting versus today, benefits and limitations?)
- Space exploration π½ (Should we hire more astronauts to cover up more space?)
- Education π (How can we adapt schooling of future generations to be more inclusive?)
Drop yours and let's try to solve them, together.
Haha, I don't think a lack of astronauts is a major limiting factor when it comes to space exploration. It's more about funding and engineering capabilities. Cool list though.
In response to your point on education, I'd say, an app/software/whatever that teaches kids about managing personal finances from a younger age (e.g. 12/14 years old) - it would improve inclusivity in the long-term because kids from all socio-economic backgrounds would learn about finance. It would need to ideally form part of the curriculum, of course.