Welcome to the 21st Century – a place where your taster can talk back, your memor can start a movement, and your room can be a chat boot called Matt Kevin, which will not dishes. In this episode, we discover the minds that made something in the board rooms, from something in pajama, in the time zone, fiber optics, and sometimes changed with emojis.
Let’s meet the pixels and the magicians of the 2000s.
Lens Torwids (1969 -)
- What is he known for? Linux kernel and gut creator.
- Impact on society? Without a lens, your Android phone may be crying in a corner, and Gut Hub will be a city in the past. Its software supports everything from supercomputers to smart TV.
- Awards? Millennium Technology Award, IEE Computer Panier Award.
- Financial success? Comfortable, not a surface. Open source is great for Karma, not yacht.
- Fame of a lifetime? Yes, he is a tech world rock star-just one who wears T-shirts instead of leather.
- Cooperation His entire career is a masterclass in large -scale cooperation.
- Famous art? Unless you count the Linux Penguin Shubnkar.
- Inventions? Gut, which developers worship more than caffeine.
- Art theme? Some memes and hackers, maybe.
- Other Toddts? In the 2012 question -and -answer session at Alto University, Torwids gave Navidia a middle finger and said “New Nodia, F *** you!” Delivery on Linux Support. Look at him here.
Jack County (1984 -)
- What is he known for? Half of the Patrician co -founder and musical pair pomplamoose.
- Impact on society? Jack took the way to pay the creators. Patron became a platform for artists, authors, podcasters and dynamics directly to earn a sustainable income from their audience.
- Awards? Forbes’ list of 30 U -30 (when he was under 30 years old), and is often presented as an influential voice in the creator’s economy.
- Financial success? Yes, but he didn’t start the rich – he made a business so that the artists would not have to be hungry to call it “real”.
- Fame of a lifetime? Clot fame, then the platform founder fame. With “Support me on Patrion”, the link to each Utber’s link is found at least one virtual hug.
- Cooperation He worked with his wife Natali Dawn in Pompelomoz, and helped launch YouTube and beyond his career.
- Famous art? Pompelos’ music videos are a vision – fully shot in the spiral screens and smart loop.
- Inventions? Patron itself. Not a gadget at all, but definitely a global changing model.
- Art theme? Occasionally the creator is referred to in the memes and tributes.
- Other Toddts? Its TED conversation about creative risk and burnout should be viewed for everyone, which solves everything viral reputation.
Buenos Novice Carter (1981)
- Known for? Being a global music and cultural icon.
- Effects? What is the meaning of music distribution, pop culture in pop culture, and “leaving an album”.
- Awards? The Grammy Museum only needs a supplement for it.
- Financial success? Queen B lives in a fortress made of platinum records and power tricks.
- Fame of a lifetime? The child of destiny started it. “Lemonid” made it a legend.
- Cooperation Almost every major musical artist, and married JZ.
- Famous art? It has art exhibitions with visual albums.
- Inventions? Invented the concept of “surprise album drop” as a global holiday.
- Art theme? Yes – walls, tributes, and maybe some college articles.
- Other Toddts? Once a super -bowl was turned into a half time show into a political statement. No big deal.
Aaron Swartz (1986-2013)
- Known for? Co -founder Reddate, RSS 1.0, and open access championing.
- Effects? Influenced a generation of digital workers and technicians.
- Awards? Later honors and constant appreciation in hackers and educational communities.
- Financial success? Don’t pay attention. His mission was access to knowledge, not Lambos.
- Fame of a lifetime? Inside the tech and legal circles, yes. After his tragic death, there was greater reputation.
- Cooperation Worked with Lawrence Lesg and Creative Aams.
- Famous art? Its writing and activity are considered cultural patterns.
- Inventions? In addition to the RSS, it helped create a creative and open library.
- Art theme? Documentary movie “Your own boy of the Internet“There is a tribute.
- Other Toddts? Their legal war gave rise to a global debate on freedom of information.
Ai Weiy (1957 -)
- Known for? Focusing modern art and fearless political activity.
- Effects? Art World fought censorship, freedom and surveillance.
- Awards? Amnesty International’s Ambassador to Conscience, others.
- Financial success? Important in the world of art.
- Fame of a lifetime? At the headlines, globally and permanently displayed.
- Cooperation Helping Beijing Olympic Stadium.
- Famous art? “Sunflower seeds,” “” Leaving a Han family equipment, “and installations that make governments sweat.
- Inventions? Invented new ways to trolley dictatorship from porcelain.
- Art theme? His own selfies are part of the art.
- Other Toddts? Once his supervision was remembered directly. If the older brother is watching, he looked back.
Greater Thanburg (2003 -)
- Known for? Give rise to the global youth movement for climate action.
- Effects? “Oh no, children are crazy.”
- Awards? Times Person of the Year, the right livelihood award, honorary doctorate.
- Financial success? Does not reduce activity. Practicing what she preachs.
- Fame of a lifetime? Immediately after giving most of life, TED conversation before 18.
- Cooperation Worked with scientists, NGOs, and the United Nations.
- Famous art? Banks and others have made it infinite.
- Inventions? School strike as a global campaign.
- Art theme? Street walls for editorial cartoon.
- Other Toddts? To avoid the flight, the Atlantic went across the Atlantic. Loyal
Epilogue: talented goes viral The 2000s taught us that cooperation is not just a buzzard – this is a new electricity. From the codes written by strangers in various rounds to the remixed songs by fans overnight, this period explained what it meant to be a “creator”.
If you are joining our mid-series, don’t worry-catch the whirlpool who started it all in the series of creators: a lightning tour of the history of history (medium) or On the blog. And follow more – your comments are just as valuable as the lens is committed.
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