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I want to know what are ideas that can be implemented during this pandemic era. Perhaps you can share that is on your mind or what's being applied on your country?
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Hello! There can be tons of things that can be done but most fall into the traditional category. An example of a creative idea in such pandemic could be coming up with a way to get real time info about number of cases in your immediate neighborhood. Such kind of info is usually available with the government but they show the data region/state wise usually. There can be many other ideas too. Have a few in my mind. Let me know if you want to discuss.
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Hello. My name is Serg. In my point of view one of ideas is a service where people will collect what the do after quarantine finished. For example: I will go to my favorite restaurant Yoshi Fujiwara and eat sushi. Or: I will go to my favorite shop D&G and buy new clothes for my family. The idea is the remember all wishes and send a reminder when all this situation finished.
We can discuss more details if you are interested in.
Serg.
The best idea that I have is to go with the thing that are demanded the most. For example sanitizer business is selling too much. People need to eat, so you can invest in businesses that produce food or on companies that are open to investor. Last but not least, Have a care when investing because that is though time now where you need to be careful when onvesting.
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