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A potentially even more useful ability would be to be able to tell which of several groups of a single predator species are the ones to worry about.

"The best case for me would be to be able to go down to Homestead and go head-to-head down that back straightaway and pass Tony in Turn 3 and win the championship," he said.

"The optimal thing would be to be able to use regular flights, because we are not an airline, but in a worst case we will charter a plane on our own," Najafi said.

What a wonderful thing it would be to be able to eavesdrop as the Pease clan carves up the Christmas turkey under the portraits of their forebears this year.

What would be really great would be to be able to integrate social and customer data, so I could produce a piece of tailored content, track who accessed it and then surface that person more".

But the appeal of such bets may be diminishing, as the markets now expect less pronounced swings ahead.With all markets so beholden to the fate of one man, Saddam Hussein, how useful it would be to be able to hedge against his fate directly.

And it's not something I fancy doing again, even though I realise how incredibly lucky I'd be to be able to do it around Europe.

On the flip side of that coin is how great it'd be to be able to parallel park my ass off all around the city of Boston.

How cool would it be to be able to fly?

What I would like is to be able to shop in a larger, affordable grocery.

What joy it would have been to be able to witness Bobby Jones create history.