Back in the day, computers were like rare creatures, locked away in labs or giant companies.
After the IBM PC Model 5150 dropped, anyone with a dream (and a few bucks) could pop it open, power it up, and start creating.
💡 Why does this matter?
Because IBM showed that tech only becomes a revolution when it fits on your desk.
🎤 Creative lessons from the IBM PC:
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Democratizing tools is how we speed up revolutions.
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Simple interfaces open doors for complex minds.
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Creativity thrives when hardware and imagination run together.
🎯 Mission of the Day
Think of a tool you use today that’s still “restricted.”
Now imagine how you could share it with more people.
