The problem is that you can't ask people what they'd pay for and expect a valuable list.
There are plenty of things I think I'd pay for but when it comes to taking out my credit card and paying for it I find something else to distract me from it.
There are plenty of things I think I'd pay for but when it comes to taking out my credit card and paying for it I find something else to distract me from it.
While this is true in some retrospects, it's all about solving problems. If people say "they want to solve x need for their y idea" it is essentially the same as "I'd pay for x so I can solve y sooner."
And in that retrospect these lists could be useful. You could try being less negative and think for 5-10 minutes on an idea rather then being a pessimist.