Hacker mind

Originally derived from values ​​commonly held by programmers active in MIT and around the 1960s and 1970s. They seriously thought that computers could improve society or create art. We deny the past without regard to the established concept, pursue technology as curious as we go, and create different values ​​until now. That is hacker mind.

In reality, in the world, things are born before the pure feelings of programmers' individuals' wanting to make something like this' or 'Would not it be interesting if there is such a thing'? Innovation happens as a result, not as aimed at causing innovation. People who can produce things and services like that are hackers.