Yes. My ideal search engine would return answers rather than a list of links to answers. Brain dump of ideas follows: Search for: "Best cheesecake recipe?" Re

Yes. My ideal search engine would return answers rather than a list of links to answers. Brain dump of ideas follows: Search for: "Best cheesecake recipe?" Result: Ingredients, step-by-step guide, perhaps a video too. The search engine would adapt to my knowledge and, if I do not know much about baking, and/or cheesecakes, it would inform me that cheesecake's can be broadly categorised as baked or unbaked. It would recommend the recipe for one type to me based on which is easier for a beginner to bake, but with the option of overriding the default. Search for: "Best steak" Now this is a little ambiguous, so I would be prompted for further information such as "price range, distance, the time that I would like to eat at". Result: x restaurant, which is y distance from you, serves the best steak at z pounds. If applicable the search engine would inform me that if I am willing to travel half a mile further then I am able to get an even better steak for half the price! It would also be great if I could make a reservation from the same page displaying the results. ---------- Now I realise that the above is pretty much impossible for a variety of reasons, but I would love to be able to pay for something like this.