What would senior citizens like to see on the market or a certain product that would benefit them?
Q. So I'm trying to find a product that would appeal to senior citizens and they would be willing to buy it. The company I'm creating would also be internet based so it could be some sort of service as well. Any ideas would be appreciated!
Asked by JJ - Wed Jan 7 00:13:18 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The first things to come to mind are new improved inventions to help people with mobility problems. Perhaps to invent a powered chair that isn't as large to enable them to get around in smaller spaces. Something on the order of an electric scooter that can maneuver around furniture easily. You wouldn't need a large motor for something that would move more slowly indoors rather than outside. But you could take it outside as well, if there were good traction tires. Improved shower and tub handles or bars is another needed thing. Those I've seen are ugly, tho they are necessities for some. I'm now in the position of needing help to get in and out of showers with something to hold onto that is longer than those available now. Maybe you… [cont.]
Answered by Lynn - Wed Jan 7 03:36:10 2009

What is the condition o fthe senior citizens in your state?
Q. I am a senior citizen.I am asking for this information in order to make an international community of the senior citizens.This will bring them close to oneanother and thereby help them help others in need .I have discovered that senior citizens are more resourceful than youngones.They can do wonders in every field.
Asked by chillyoung - Mon Dec 22 12:24:06 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You are correct; however, if you plan to challenge AARP it will be most difficult. If you are thinking more along the lines of something smaller like an email communications group, resources for such and such, etc. you will probably have better luck. Go for it!
Answered by Life in the slow lane - Mon Dec 22 16:51:31 2008

What are examples of countries that require its citizens to render service to the government?
Q. Anyways, we're having a debate in history class about requiring citizens of a country to render service to the government for at least a year. Unfortunately though, I am in the negative side and I have to think about arguments as to why service to the government is not required. Any ideas?
Asked by monkeys.eat.bananas - Sun Feb 8 01:21:00 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm just going to throw all my thoughts out here. You can sort through and find which ones resonate with you. Several countries require formalized service from their citizens. Historically, just about every country has had a draft at one point or another. Jury duty could also be considered a required service to your country. Some societies have required military service as a prerequisite for citizenship. Some arguments against required service could include that it is often not applied evenly (there are notorious loop holes that rich people have used to keep their kids from serving in the military, or at least to keep them from serving in combat. It can force people to provide services they don't feel are ethical. It is often… [cont.]
Answered by N S - Sun Feb 8 02:00:12 2009