Five fresh, new, and far-out innovative ideas for Google

I was asked to put together an article about some innovative and far-out there ideas for Google. After drafting my ideas, the magazine asked me to change directions on the article. So rather than throw away the ideas, I thought I would post them here. So just imagine these ideas as if there were no boundaries.

Idea #1 - Gdate

A mashup between the current Google Maps and Google Local tools plus dating - I can set myself at a location and then when another searches for my area of town and my demographic set, my dot will show up. Then the user can request a meetup.

Idea #2 - Google Search by Drawing

You draw a picture of what you are looking for and Google finds matches based on the drawn image.

Idea #3 - Gpals

Google Penpal service whereby users set the search profiles to public. When you search for a topic, you will see other Gpals users who also searched for the same thing in the regions you have selected. So you could meet penpals in other countries and other cities that are looking for the same types of things you are.

Idea #4 - Humanoogler

Pay a humanoogler - Have cash to burn? Hire a Googler to do the searching for you. Meet with a Googler to setup your needs and then the Googler does the work and he/she brings the results back to you.

Idea #5 - Google Mindreader

Instead of typing your search criteria, all you need to do is look into the Google search box and think about what you need and Google will automatically find it!

So, what do you think... are these ideas feasible? Worthy? Garbage? I like idea 1 and 3 the best and could really see a huge worldwide benefit for idea number 3.

Thanks to the people who helped me tweak the ideas including: Rex Dixon, Darshan Somashekar and Mark Langeneck.