Thanks. I was definitely going to start on the FUN aspects. I love being a hacker because I love building stuff. Hacking just happens to be an easy way to bui

Thanks. I was definitely going to start on the FUN aspects. I love being a hacker because I love building stuff. Hacking just happens to be an easy way to build lots of different things really easily. I'm going to ground most of my talk with examples from my own job, which has lots of snazzy pictures and cool stuff (I'm in visual effects / animation, comes with the territory that kids are impressed by it). I wanted to talk a lot about innovation, and basically refactor a PG talk to 7th graders. Instead, maybe, I'll be all about fun over innovation.