Inventions & Ideas Google X Prize $20 million

While watching reality t.v and seeing advertising logo’s blurred out it takes away the realism from the program? What I would like to see is software evolved to take care of the problem? What I am implying’ why not have designer generic logo’s in place of the logo’s in place of the blurred out t.v censorship. Hollywood already has the censor 555-XXXX phone number as movie prop digit number.

My idea is why not infuse generic names in place of censored ads in place from license logos for the purpose of film editing. This may change the concept of how low budget and reality t.v can work around censorship; at a low cost of paying a licensed logo software generic fee from the person(s) that came up with the idea?

The ideas are out there’ in time I believe science fiction may prevail? From my ideas I believe watches, communication devices will need not no batteries. Our body electricity will harness the power to battery any devices we carry. This application will most likely adapt to hearing seeing aids, and ultimately power synthetic organs/muscles tissue.

Auther c. clarke; futurist, revolutionized communication technology through science fiction ideas. And I am doing so by elaborating discovering/inventing with the outer limitations of thought to look further beyond better existing ideas or discoveries to quantum mankinds advancements.

I just may have the right stuff to google my ideas to our lunar outer space to grasp the x prize and win the google.com 20 million dollar scholarship. To start, Just by using simple logic ideas? Mankind has been mystified for eons and lost in wonders in thought, just thinking about the moon. I won’t mind taking a crack at the moon. I would like to use my unorthodox code breaking genius skills for other applications, like to genuinely be put it through the test and maybe go up against other geniuses.

Keith Ranville

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