At TEDxSMICSchool 2018, Nelson Zhang discusses the hacker culture. He explains how the term “hacker” has been wrongfully viewed by the global society, and enlightens the audience with unknown details about what hackers do. A Torontonian, Nelson was selected for a Thiel Fellowship while attending the University of California at Berkely, providing him with &100,000 to drop out of college and become an entrepreneur. Along with Richie Zeng, Nelson launched Wearhaus, a successful Kickstarter project with thousands of backers. Nelson now lives in Shanghai and continues to work on Wearhaus, which creates smart earbuds and headphones for the modern user.

TEDxSMICSchool 2018 was organized by a team of 19 students at the SMIC School in Shanghai, China led by executive team members Wesley Ding (Lead Organizer), Kai Yi Mok (Communications), Jay Jung (Finance), and Victoria Liu (Design). Learn more about our mission to spread ideas at www.TEDxSMICSchool.com. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]

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