In 2010, a young Igor Marinelli sat before his Windows 98 computer, already showing signs of what would later shape his future. Unlike his peers who found joy in Atari or PlayStation games, Marinelli discovered his passion in building things. "I got extremely addicted to building stuff, for better or worse. I can never engage in video games of any kind. I remember going to a friend's house trying to play Atari or PlayStation 1 and in just 15 minutes, and getting... bored, annoyed. Good for me because then I was just back to the computer, kind of more introspective, and just learning stuff," Marinelli recalls.
This early inclination toward creation led to an incident that would shape his understanding of purpose. At 13, Marinelli hacked his school's entire system, prompting a meeting bet
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