In the intricate tapestry of human society, political parties and religions are among the most prominent collective forces. Though differing in outward form, they share a fundamental essence: groups of people mobilizing, persuading, or controlling others. A philosophical critique of power, collective catharsis, and individual autonomy.
Technological advancement has brought undeniable convenience and efficiency to human society, but at a steep hidden cost. As electronic products are updated at an accelerating pace, we find ourselves trapped in an endless cycle of planned obsolescence and consumerism, generating millions of tons of e-waste and draining Earth's resources.
Entrepreneurship—a term that stirs the heart, from centenarians to elementary school children. Humanity's inner nature must stem from this impulsive creativity for the current prosperous scene to be possible. But ever since we decided to start our own business, both my team partners and I have run into one problem: "There's never enough time." We occasionally miss the good old days of student life, when time seemed endless—we would leisurely ride our bikes around, or on a moonlit beach light a campfire, drink, and talk about our respective future dreams—then return to the lab to continue developing hardware and software.
