LAS VEGAS — Ehang has a crazy, and maybe brilliant, idea.
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A brilliant idea and a breakthrough in understanding arrives today.
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Almost 200,000 Australians have had exactly the same brilliant idea.
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Using offices for this purpose was a pretty brilliant idea.
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My brilliant idea was to use Xanax instead of drinking.
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A brilliant idea concerning your career will arrive this evening.
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But if you have a brilliant idea, don't be discouraged.
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A brilliant idea doesn't always come in a Eureka moment.
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She came up with a brilliant idea for a Christmas card.
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"It is a brilliant idea and a sustainable solution," Rodriguez says.
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Andrew's brilliant idea, as he had self-touted throughout the meal.
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A flash of intuitive insight brings you a brilliant idea today.
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Apple is by no means the first with this brilliant idea.
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Small Business Owner Have a brilliant idea for a summer side hustle?
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So theoretically, working out in your lunch break is a brilliant idea.
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What a brilliant idea -- rides, Mickey Mouse ice cream and a kidney!
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Just two days after getting engaged, Jen Glantz had a brilliant idea.
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You've come up with a brilliant idea for a product or service.
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So a weekly, city-sponsored recreation event seems like a brilliant idea.
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Mercury's connection with Uranus brings an unexpected but brilliant idea your way.
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But a brilliant idea arrives when communication planet Mercury connects with brilliant Uranus.
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And so if you remember Cash For Clunkers, which is their brilliant idea?
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Becoming a millionaire isn't about having one giant brilliant idea and executing it.
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John Cox, a business owner in California, thought that was a brilliant idea.
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Then I had a brilliant idea—write the speech in my blog voice!
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"I thought, what a brilliant idea to get out of debt," he said.
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It's not like you needed a brilliant idea to make money back then.
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The Apple of the 1980s was a brilliant idea with a terrible leader.
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" And the same people that greenlit investing in Gotti said, "That's a brilliant idea!
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It also beats these bathroom lights that seemed like a brilliant idea in 2014.
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Then in, I believe it was 2015, somebody among them has this brilliant idea.
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Some guy decided it would be a brilliant idea to vape on our plane.
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The Pour PRAYSSAC, France — Back in 1975, Jean-Marie Sigaud had a brilliant idea.
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Tell us something good Highland Village, TX Um, this is an absolutely brilliant idea.
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Also likely: a brilliant idea that couldn't have been born without you being under pressure.
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Mike White had the brilliant idea to switch his and Angelina's votes on to Gabby.
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"It was Elaine's brilliant idea," Shahidi, who is Teen Vogue's December cover star, tells PEOPLE.
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One Twitter user had a brilliant idea, and like most brilliant ideas, hers involves Beyoncé.
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Someone had the brilliant idea, they saw that they were actual friends in real life.
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Dr. Nikhil Wagle thought he had a brilliant idea to advance research and patient care.
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We all know the feeling: You&aposre struck by a brilliant idea in a meeting.
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Or, perhaps, your suggestion inspires an even better, and more brilliant idea, from your teammate.
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It's not like we came with a brilliant idea ... Then you're on travel search, right?
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I had the brilliant idea to stick an ice cube down the back of his shirt.
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Without distracting from the clothes themselves, wrapping with a dance number is actually a brilliant idea.
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Crash Cymbal Wow some genius had the brilliant idea to smash two instruments together, congrats. 3.
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That's when Harry gets a brilliant idea to save her: Have June transfer into his body.
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Back in 2013, Samsung had this brilliant idea of offering Evolution Kits for its Smart TVs.
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It's a brilliant idea: Put solar panels on a drone so it doesn't need a battery.
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A big, brilliant idea will come to you this afternoon—exciting things are in the air!
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"It's a brilliant idea," said Malika El Harti, who got a ramp for her hair salon.
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An unexpected party invitation and a brilliant idea for a creative project are coming your way.
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Shop all custom Indochino outerwear, starting at $245Indochino's decision to start making outerwear was a brilliant idea.
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So, it came up with a pretty brilliant idea to use all this exercise for another means.
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I finally threw it at Bruce, who had the brilliant idea to go with a 16x15 grid.
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I, on the other hand, think it's a brilliant idea, and not just because I predicted it.
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Someone thinks they've hit upon this brilliant idea, and you know what, it's been done to death.
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After fooling around a bit, he comes across some tool boxes and gets a rather brilliant idea.
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The outrage: That's a brilliant idea and it's an outrage that the NHL didn't immediately implement it.
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Liz Renstrom, our photo editor, had the brilliant idea to shoot the covers in an actual bookstore.
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To the Editor: What a brilliant idea to ease congestion in our courts and reduce prison overcrowding.
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So, when it came time to get some engagement photos done, they both had a brilliant idea.
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So here's my brilliant idea: Deal with these men as we would deal with very naughty children.
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Having the art history sessions lead to the making of a film "is a brilliant idea," she continued.
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Unfortunately, I had the brilliant idea of going to a rave the night before they shot the episode.
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And in these days of fusion cuisine, combining Iraqi and Nepalese and Ethiopian cuisine is a brilliant idea.
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It's a tried and true trope of startups: the 21-year-old college dropout founder with a brilliant idea.
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Well, hopefully nothing quite that intrusive, bu you could certainly ... I think it's a brilliant idea, but go ahead.
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If you've ever wanted to build an app after thinking up a brilliant idea, you're in the right place.
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DeGeneres employed the assistance of Christian Grey himself — Fifty Shades Darker actor, Jamie Dornan — to demonstrate her brilliant idea.
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Dinosaur Knights, Victor Milan Victor Milan had a brilliant idea for a book: put knights in armor atop dinosaurs.
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HUCKABEE: That was a brilliant idea, Mark, but it didn&apost turn out real well... LEVIN: Well, you know what?
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JL: Yeah, right, but also what a brilliant idea like, I think this is the only good use of Tinder.
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That's why he had another brilliant idea: to place a cardboard cutout of himself holding a pizza by the door.
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If you've got the next brilliant idea for a less-wasteful future in fashion, apply here, now through October 31.
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After all, I've never met someone who was so glad a brilliant idea never made it out of their head.
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They should tell him that a brilliant idea, and millions in investment, are no panacea for basic, good business practices.
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An unexpected delay or miscommunication could mess you up this morning, but it could also lead to a brilliant idea!
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Then one day early this year, Ben had a brilliant idea: He would put a bounty out for the cake.
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So here's my brilliant idea: Let's build that very exclusive island resort, sparing no expense, at least for our clients.
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Then he started evening lessons in chemistry, and had this brilliant idea that contraception would become more and more important.
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All this and Rauffer has the brilliant idea of using the Radiohead track rejected from the latest Bond film Spectre.
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I like to say that nobody ever comes up with a brilliant idea while they're being chased by a lion.
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A helpful surprise or brilliant idea concerning cash or your day job will on November 25 when Mercury meets Uranus.
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Phyllis Gardner knew from the moment the 22018-year-old student started talking about her "brilliant" idea that it wouldn't work.
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So Freya has the brilliant idea of hiring child soldiers and grooming them into Huntsmen — the best warriors of the North.
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The other night, his wife had the brilliant idea to try out his new talent for a field of local cows.
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Because on most days that's exactly how Twitter feels to me: like a brilliant idea trapped inside a steadily decaying product.
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Someone, not me, had the brilliant idea to ask Alexa to turn off the main lights, which triggered the black lights.
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The boat was a brilliant idea—until you and your friends realized the game wasn't being played at AT&T Park.
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A Swiftie had the brilliant idea to slow down the vocals — and may have discovered a song from her new album.
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There's also an amazing savings plan attached to this story that I'm really excited about — it was all Priya's brilliant idea.
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So her dad had the brilliant idea of attaching her tooth to a Nerf gun and firing it across the room.
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One day a well-meaning Air France operative came up with a brilliant idea: a low-cost subsidiary airline for millennials.
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Pulling together the 50-dollar minimum investment was a challenge, but she said she wanted to support the "bloody brilliant" idea.
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"I had what I thought was the most brilliant idea," she said of a notion that occurred to her around 2010.
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You know, waking up blurry-eyed with a headache, thirsty, and forgetting that one brilliant idea you had the night before.
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Joyce finally has the brilliant idea to try to burn the virus out of him, which is exactly what a fever is.
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I personally never thought it was a brilliant idea to do a prequel about a character that everybody else knows and loves.
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Once he leaves, I shower and then have the brilliant idea to turn my sad desk salad into a thrilling desk wrap!!
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Have you ever had a brilliant idea for an app and wondered how hard it might be to actually build it yourself?
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A brilliant idea will come to you this evening—keep a notebook handy if you go out so you don't forget it.
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It might not be immediately apparent why a blog comparing pictures of ocean-dwelling nudibranchia and David Bowie is a brilliant idea.
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Someone then had the brilliant idea to invite the tot on set to meet Mulgrew during the filming of this Christmas parody.
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Nearly everyone I know has a brilliant idea for the next big app, but few know how to bring it to life.
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The story of American Girl started in 1986 with Pleasant Rowland, a writer and retired teacher from Chicago with a brilliant idea.
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And since it was your husband's brilliant idea, why not let him cross the street and ask the woman to slow down?
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" C.M.D.: "That was such a brilliant idea that you came up with, that wardrobe journey, the house vampirically draining her of her essence.
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One girl had the brilliant idea to save on weight by packing only marshmallows and cereal, which she ate on the first morning.
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When someone asked Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Saturday if she would "pass a law stopping SantaCon," she hatched a brilliant idea: GrinchCon.
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It's so amazing because Tchaikovsky just had this brilliant idea to get the effect that [the choreographer Marius] Petipa wanted with the celesta.
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The Tories think that Theresa May's strategy of advancing into culturally conservative working-class areas in the north was a brilliant idea badly executed.
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It happens so frequently that a restaurateur came up with a brilliant idea to solve the nuisance — a 5 percent discount for "polite" children.
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I had the brilliant idea to surprise him at the airport wearing five-inch heels and this terrible long over coat... and nothing underneath.
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The icing on the cake was the brilliant idea to give a literal voice to Issa's inner thoughts, making the whole thing twice as funny.
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Thanks to Jon's brilliant idea to bring a wight to King's Landing to convince Cersei to send troops to the North, Dany lost a dragon.
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It's a brilliant idea, and Jade brings both of those adolescent staples into the present in a way that's modern, relatable, touching, and gleefully rebellious.
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Perfect for: The New Age sex guru A dildo pretty enough that you never have to stash it out of sight… what a brilliant idea.
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We ask because Fleischman, the serial entrepreneur behind several restaurant chains, has a new and brilliant idea: a sealed, crustless peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
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Using a RAF site due to close by 2020 seems like a brilliant idea as astronauts will be able to use some of its equipment.
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I mean, you think you've come up with a brilliant idea and then you find out that it gets – it's probably happened in your family.
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And hey, if you end up coming up with a brilliant idea you want to share with the world, you can always tweet it later.
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I noticed that among the piles of fabric were a variety of options for children's school uniforms, a brilliant idea for parents on the go.
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"Putting art in new developments all over town is a brilliant idea, because it gives life to projects," said Irene Catsibris Clary, principal at Catclar.
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And so it was this idea he had to apply the concepts of microfinance to the water space and it just was a brilliant idea.
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All jokes aside, what a brilliant idea by artist Sigalit Landau, whose efforts have since gone viral and produced an exhibition we can't stop staring at.
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A brilliant idea arrives as Mars connects with Uranus on May 22, and this is likely to be exciting for your love life, too—expect surprises!
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He's jeered and groped a sex doll dressed like you (although Pauly D brought the doll, it's probably a "brilliant" idea from one of the producers).
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The relatively modest amount of funding, usually a few million dollars, provides the capital to turn a brilliant idea on a napkin into a real product.
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Tanisha K. from Texas says time will tell: I think this is a brilliant idea to implement, especially in expensive urban areas similar to San Francisco.
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I was getting ready for a 10-day trip to Santiago, Chile when I had the brilliant idea to pack everything into a single carry-on.
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The brilliant idea about Froogle was that it was going to do more work beforehand than merely capturing the documents and storing an index for them.
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Congratulations, Chuck Schumer, your brilliant idea to be more inclusive, it may have contributed to Americans losing their lives and being injured in New York City yesterday.
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We may think of ransomware as a modern invention, but the basic, and quite brilliant, idea at the heart of it was conceived over two decades ago.
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It's a classic business story: An entrepreneur comes up with a brilliant idea, pitches it to deep-pocketed investors and builds a billion-dollar company seemingly overnight.
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The carwash only nets $300, but Bash has a brilliant idea to get everyone out of this mess: bring the women to his parents' fancy schmancy fundraiser.
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When you think about it, detachable short-jeans actually sound pretty cool, like a brilliant idea you might've thought of ages ago that never came to fruition.
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This Life On a family trip to Rome a few years ago, I had the brilliant idea to take my sleep-deprived young daughters to the Vatican.
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But if you were a struggling enterprise out there alone with a brilliant idea that could someday employ thousands of people, obtaining financing was next to impossible.
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It comes from the animation company Animation Factory, which makes all sorts of weird GIFs, and had the brilliant idea of putting a frog on a unicycle.
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We've all been struck by a jolt of inspiration at the most inopportune moment, only to have the brilliant idea slip away before it can be jotted down.
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Nomad's original battery cable was a surprisingly brilliant idea: integrate a small battery into an iPhone charging cable to give you an extra power boost on the go.
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Suddenly, they have some kind of brilliant idea — for example, dressing someone in a fluffy heart costume to promote coffee — and this stroke of genius produces a winner.
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Mendy KwestelFair Lawn, N.J. To the Editor: Thomas Friedman's brilliant idea for the Democratic Party — announcing a ticket that includes prospective cabinet choices — might go one step further.
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Jo and Alex, on the other hand, have got their eyes on everything but their honeymoon, which they came back from early right as Jo had a brilliant idea.
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All I can say is this: if you have a brilliant idea for a domain name right now, stop reading and search it at one of the following registrars.
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LONDON — On Wednesday morning, a small marketing agency in Newcastle had the random — but brilliant — idea to set up a livestream of a medium-sized puddle outside their office.
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The berms seemed like a brilliant idea days before the Olympics when high tides and some of the biggest waves in years hit Copacabana and washed across Avenida Atlântica.
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But Farny said that you don't have to have a brilliant idea like ice bumper cars to be successful — it's more important to seize opportunities when they present themselves.
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Photo: GettyAt least two airlines have adopted the brilliant idea of allowing passengers to try to sit as far away as possible from auditory powder kegs—babies on airplanes.
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Perfect for when you wake up in the middle of the night with a brilliant idea but don't want to bug your colleagues about it until the sun comes up.
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"She has initiated a brilliant idea of bringing institutions together that have similar interests," says Peter Fonagy, the chief executive of the Anna Freud Centre, who joined Kate in Holland.
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A Chinese commuter, fed up with a typically congested intersection on his way home, decided to hit on the brilliant idea of changing the arrow markings on the road himself.
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Click here to view original GIFChris Huebs came up with the brilliant idea to re-edit popular movies to end right after a character says the title of the movie.
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But here's the thing: Because Williams didn't want the tacos to get soggy before he delivered them to his wife and three kids, he came up with a "brilliant" idea.
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When you have a brilliant idea and, shockingly, there isn't an app for that, you can just go ahead and create that app and, suddenly, there's an app for that!
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One of the readers had the brilliant idea of recruiting Helen Crow, a Topeka real estate broker who had taken an interest in TaTy, to take charge of the donations.
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A spate of initial public offerings, and a series of crises, have given our essayist, John Schwartz, another brilliant idea on his long trek toward wealth or, at least, solvency.
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Wale's pushing a brilliant idea that would help artists the second they put pen to paper on a new record deal ... now he just needs record labels to step up.
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I think too often today, entrepreneurs are seen as lone wolves that go off into a dark room and come out with a brilliant idea that's ready to shake the world.
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That provides the opportunity for some lessons for anyone who thinks they've got a brilliant idea with "boom" written all over it — and wants that boom to become a lasting business.
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I couldn't stop sweating so the producers came up with a brilliant idea: They ask me to stand up, and they put a maxi pad under my armpits — and it worked!
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One in particular (see video below) had the predictable yet brilliant idea of showing off many of the real life products next to the images of the products in the book.
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You might also find yourself waking up in the middle of the night with a brilliant idea, so keep a notebook nearby so you don't forget these genius schemes by morning.
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Must we scrap our dreams of delighting our genitals with an array of new sensations developed by mad scientists with nothing more than a brilliant idea and access to the internet?
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Not only is this a brilliant idea for a puzzle and particularly well-executed, but you might even receive medical attention if you are overwhelmed by the sheer fun of solving it.
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She'd have some brilliant idea, she'd be moonlighting with the startup and everybody would be telling her, 'You've got to take this more seriously, you have to quit and come up here.
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"After finding out that it was £10,000 a year, myself and Mark thought that it would be a brilliant idea to buy it, because we were so drunk," Lyons told the Times.
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He sees too many people pursuing their own ideas rather than trying to join an early-stage startup where somebody else has a brilliant idea and [others] can help make it great.
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Park came up with this sad and brilliant idea on a fateful Christmas night where he found himself alone with a bottle of soju and longing for the company of another person.
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But oysters and oyster seeds need a place to hang out—so the conservationists working on this project had the brilliant idea to use old, inefficient toilets and repurpose them as oyster beds.
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If you have a brilliant idea for a feature film but have nary a clue as to how to craft one, you might consider taking an online course like The Complete Filmmaker Guide.
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At some point in every horror movie, some ding-dong will come up with the brilliant idea of having everyone "split up" to peacefully locate the man who wants to kill them all.
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He had this brilliant idea that social behavior originated with what is called "kin selection," or "inclusive fitness," where individuals within a group behaved altruistically toward those they shared the most genes with.
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This scene is excellent until the intrusion of the savior-men, but they have the right line—"All we can do is try"—before Khaleesi has the brilliant idea of setting everybody on fire.
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The rain hasn't started yet, but it's steamy and humid, and my brilliant idea to wear a long-sleeved dress had me kicking myself as I stood there waiting for the subway dripping sweat.
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It's a hatred that runs deep for some parents, like Brittany Mease, who came up with a brilliant idea that was supposed to buy her two weeks of not moving the elf this year.
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A few weeks on, with the man of the house still recovering in bed, they've decided it's a brilliant idea to have an open house for charity, allowing villagers to poke around the Abbey.
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And he had the brilliant idea — because that's what it was — of transforming her from a cog in the company wheel into its avatar, à la Phoebe Philo at Céline or Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel.
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According to philosopher Daniel C. Dennett: A wagon with spoked wheels carries not only grain or freight from place to place; it carries the brilliant idea of a wagon with spoked wheels from mind to mind.
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Let's start with the brilliant idea to have the likes of Jeff Teague, Kevin Seraphin, C.J. Miles, and Monta Ellis switch onto LeBron James in pick-and-rolls, whether he's the ball-handler or the screener.
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Now, it seems like I'm no longer alone in celebrating a bagel's best friend: According to Grub Street, a cream cheese shop is opening in New York City, and it's one brilliant idea I wish I had.
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VENICE (Reuters) - Music video "Thriller" was not the product of a brilliant idea but was made because pop star Michael Jackson wanted to be a monster, director John Landis said at the Venice film festival on Monday.
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The experience with CETA is a reminder that the line between a brilliant idea and a political failure is narrow, and that funding even a handful of bad or bad-looking projects can easily doom a program.
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It's an inconvenience in the middle of the night, but a genuine problem in an emergency, which is why this roll-up paper flashlight from Nendo seems like a brilliant idea for when the power unexpectedly goes out.
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Now, he's starring in a new movie Beautiful Boy and i-D—in a move that's sure to please fan fiction writers everywhere—came up with the brilliant idea of letting another beautiful boy, Harry Styles, interview him.
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It was also the brilliant idea behind Indiana's pre-Obamacre policy calling on Medicaid users to put a little money per month, (sometimes as little as a dollar per month), into a health savings account of their own.
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The tech start-up I worked for was acquired by another company, and the new bosses decided it would be a brilliant idea to fire 60 percent of our team, including many who were here from the start.
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On the first day of 2018, Ellen Marakowitz, a lecturer in anthropology at Columbia, and the comedian Nadia Pinder bring that brilliant idea to fruition, discussing the good, the bad and the downright problematic — of which there is plenty.
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Things get extra fascinating when he marches out a brilliant idea for an "African-American equivalent of both Passover and Yom Kippur, where we atone for our sins and remember our history" by eating "gross" food from each cuisine.
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It can be tempting to believe that change-makers whose work affects generations must be extraordinary prodigies; that each one has a remarkable "a-ha" moment when a brainstorm is suddenly transmuted into a single, brilliant idea, obvious in its genius.
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Mercury retrograde makes a harmonious connection with Uranus on December 10, bringing about a brilliant idea— it's one that may have crossed your mind last month (think back to November 25) but you couldn't yet envision how to make into reality.
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I've been in plenty of meetings where men have called my assertiveness "bossy," questioned my confidence, and in one instance, given me a demeaning pat on the head while uttering "brilliant idea!" in response to a pitch I had just given.
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The company filing for the patent, Precision Trolling, had already made a habit of compiling this fishing data in books, but then someone had the brilliant idea to put the information from these books on a computer and make it searchable.
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All of the Cheetos sushi rolls, Cheetos bagels, and cheesy Cheetos pizzas gave me a brilliant idea: recruit the most dangerously cheesy celebrity chef, Anne Burrell, to help elevate my almost-purrfect Cheetos recipes for the very first Cheetos restaurant, The Spotted Cheetah.
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As interest in the video of the altercation between the men grew, someone — keep reading to find out who — had the brilliant idea to slow the video clip down and zoom in on various people in the frame to capture their reactions.
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"[The founders] had the brilliant idea of using microservices and APIs to build more flexible, dynamic websites; deploying to the edge to create a more high-performance end-user experience; and integrating with Github to easily create and manage the application," Levine said.
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In an interview with People, Gad revealed that knowing how beloved his sassy snowman character was in Frozen, he had offered a brilliant idea to Bill Condon, the director of Beauty & the Beast: to give a brief shout-out to dear Olaf.
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So, I had a brilliant idea to get certified to be a nail tech," she said in a blog post for Global Grind, adding "Don't be surprised if you hear about a part time job I've picked up at a local nail salon.
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That&aposs when he got the brilliant idea of taking his philosophy and putting it on the labels, so that when people would come take the soap and leave, they&aposd take that soap in the shower and they&aposd be stuck.
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But Coogler had the brilliant idea to essentially reboot the franchise by focusing on Adonis Johnson (played by Jordan), the son of Rocky's first opponent Apollo Creed, and letting Rocky (played by Sylvester Stallone) be his reluctant trainer even as he battles lymphoma.
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After months of infuriating non-cooperation on David's part with him sitting in the bathroom for hours with nary a drop, Steve got the brilliant idea of pasting a photo of Hillary Clinton with a bullseye target on the bottom of the potty.
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Deep into Season 7, as we mourned the upcoming loss of our platform, our executive producer Tara Herrmann had a brilliant idea: What if, instead of just leaving our audience with stories to inspire change, we actually gave them a way to make it happen?
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After searching for hiding places where his country's monarchs might be hibernating, and not finding any, he got the brilliant idea of tagging 300,000 butterflies with a number and a request (obviously in minuscule writing) to let him know where the animal had been found.
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It's a familiar trope in Silicon Valley: the visionary, larger-than-life founder who has a brilliant idea and is great at launching a company, but once the company grows past a certain point, finds that he or she is not so equipped to actually run it.
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The cast of characters includes noted rapper 50 Cent, whose last hit, "In Da Club," was released in 2003; and Ja Rule, who recently doubled down on the "brilliant idea" that was the half-baked Fyre Festival, for which he narrowly escaped facing a $100 million lawsuit.
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However, Schwules* had the brilliant idea to organize a meeting between Agnès Giard, a well-known French journalist and sex researcher, and Manuela Kay, a Berlin-based lesbian activist, journalist and porn director, for a public debate focused on the feminine perspectives of promiscuity in public places.
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Under the indirect influence, and then the firsthand mentoring, of the master John James Audubon himself—they met on one of Audubon's fund-raising trips to Britain—the adolescent Lear had the brilliant idea of publishing a picture book about parrots, just parrots, and nothing but.
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Notes, to-do lists, address books, calendars: the vast majority settle for the good-enough, preinstalled apps on their phone A glut of free apps makes it a terrible business If you're a tiny startup with a brilliant idea for how to improve calendars, you face two intractable problems.
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O. Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel (224) I read Station Eleven for the first time on a plane, which is either a brilliant idea or a ridiculous one — it depends if you like reading dystopian fiction as you hurtle through the air in a tin can.
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Christopher Mims of The Wall Street Journal tweeted about this problem: if everyone has an email newsletter and someone gets the brilliant idea to consolidate them in one place where they can easily be followed or unfollowed wouldn't that realize the dream of an open standards-based, surveillance-free alternative to Facebook?
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Many founders are tempted to bet on a build-it-and-they-will come strategy with AngelList: Get your profile out there and then sit back and wait for some rich billionaire to reach out wondering how you came up with such a brilliant idea and where he can send the money.
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Everything was in chaos, nothing was up to code; he found 40 pounds of junk stuffed in the wing of one prototype, and someone had gotten the brilliant idea to fire all 5,000 of the plant's managers and force them to reapply for their jobs a few months before the scheduled maiden flight.
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Just when it seemed like the negative image of Donald Trump as a xenophobic, racist, and cartoonish excuse for a presidential candidate was permanently stained into most of the voters' minds, someone on his campaign staff had the brilliant idea to accept the invitation to meet Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto in Mexico City.
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"I was caught flatfooted in surprise because I was indignant to the point of genuine emotional shock at the concept that somebody who thought they'd invented a brilliant idea that would cause future AIs to torture people who had the thought [and] had promptly posted it to the public Internet," Yudkowsky wrote to explain why he 'yelled' at Roko on the forum.
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In 2014 alone, as chronicled by Sarah Lacy at Pando, Uber faced allegations of sexism and misogyny (including one particularly tasteless ad), a total public disregard for its workforce of independent contractors—which Kalanick said would eventually be replaced—and a brilliant idea by a former executive to enlist a team to orchestrate smear campaigns against the company's critics, including journalists.
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Many suspect, writes Hernández, with some independent corroboration, that it was the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency that came up with the "brilliant idea of creating a drug traffickers union" in the first place—a revelation that would be in keeping with the agency's history of backing one rival against another, as it did in the hunt for Chapo's Colombian precursor, Pablo Escobar.
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It's all firmly rooted in character, which is what makes each moment lead to the next with such terrible inevitability — and yet it's still difficult to believe that it will actually happen, that Buffy isn't going to pull some brilliant idea out of her back pocket just in the nick of time, that she is actually going to kill her boyfriend.
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The 30 people sitting on folding chairs were in for a treat on this January morning in Williamsburg, Brooklyn: an appearance by Christina Tosi, who a decade ago conjured up the first Milk Bar bakery out of not much more than glitter, plywood and the brilliant idea of making soft-serve from the milk at the bottom of a cereal bowl.
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Twenty years from now — or whenever the current cycle of reboots, remakes, sequels, and prequels comes back around — when someone has the "brilliant" idea to relaunch the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise, we'd love to see Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello face off against a quarto of evil turtles named after contemporary artists: katana-toting Koons, ninja star-throwing Indiana, sledgehammer-wielding Wiley, and drone-piloting Ono.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Very little can be done to improve Nutella: the chocolate hazelnut spread has amassed a cult following since 1946, when Pietro Ferrero, a pastry maker and obvious genius in Piedmont, Italy, came up with the brilliant idea to combine hazelnuts and then-rare cocoa — back then, the spread was called Giandujot and came in the form of a loaf to be sliced and eaten with bread.
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New York Magazine: Nine reasons a Biden-Abrams ticket is a brilliant idea for both Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE and Stacey Abrams More campaign & politics ... Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) is calling for 220006 Democrats to release their tax returns for the past 2202 years. Sen.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts suggests the reason people join these trends is to have their 15 minutes of fame: When I first heard about the Tide pod challenge, it took every tendon, muscle, and piece of sinew in my body to stop myself from looking up at the sky, throwing my palms up in disgust, and asking the clouds what in the world has happened to humanity, for us to have been brought to a place where we look at pods of detergent and think it's a brilliant idea to eat them.
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