h a l f b a k e r yExpensive, difficult, slightly dangerous, not particularly effective... I'm on a roll.
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Start a security company that monitors wearable wireless
securty cams - to protect women walking in the city at night
for instance. These cams could have a distinctive light
display
that would warn potential criminals that they were on
security cam. The company could monitor the webcams and
call police when needed, like a regular house security
company.
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Eventually these cams could be used to turn in
even traffic violators for a cut of the ticket money.
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You almost had me, until that last sentence. |
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I sound like a broken record having brought up this issue before on previous evidentiary video ideas but how is the authenticity of the video verified? This is particularly directed at that last sentence. |
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Please take the last sentence with a grain of salt. By the
time it would make sense to think about that last
sentence there might be so many webcams in operation
that authenticity might be verified by other webcams. |
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Hah! Authenticity provided by "witness" cameras. I think that that is a very astute thought. |
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Well, this one is preheated at least . See Rebecca Ore's "Outlaw School", and look into the religious group known as "Judas girls". |
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I like this idea but it is totally half baked, I think it should be used for everyday blu-pers or an every day blunderer you can make money off of. Give the poor guy a cut though. |
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