Think Like a Hacker (No Coding Required)

Hackers get a bad rap – shadowy figures spreading viruses, stealing data, and causing chaos online. But what if we’ve got hacking all wrong? Maybe hacking is less about breaking things, and more about making them? From MIT pranksters and the birth of the internet to the rise of open-source software, the hacker ethic has shaped our world in more ways than we realise. It’s a mindset built on curiosity, creativity, community, and nonconformity – values that can be seen in everything from Linux and Wikipedia to the Right to Repair movement and punk music. So, should we all think more like hackers? And where would we start? Find out in this video from iluli by Mike Lamb – explaining the ideas and innovations changing our lives. *New videos on the 1st of every month. Don't forget to like and subscribe:* https://bit.ly/subscribe_to_iluli *Visit the iluli website:* https://www.iluli.eu 0:00 Introduction: Are hackers misunderstood? 0:32 Prank origins of hacking 1:31 What is the hacker ethic? 2:21 Hacking for good 3:50 Beyond computing 5:10 How we can all be hackers