Thank you for rephrasing your question. I'll admit that I didn't fully understand your query the first time either. I am, by nature, a hacker. I often search f

Thank you for rephrasing your question. I'll admit that I didn't fully understand your query the first time either. I am, by nature, a hacker. I often search for unconventional solutions to problems, even when conventional solutions are already available. It's a form of thought exercise. I take great joy in brainstorming problems and not stopping even when the solution presents itself. For example, housing for refugees might result in coming up with plans for flatpack structures, designing automated machinery to manufacture bricks, to research on genetically modifying gourds to grow large enough to be able to be harvested and turned into structures. As a child, I hoped to work for a think tank one day but the opportunity never presented itself. Instead I attempt to build small automated micro-businesses whenever a new idea captures my interest.