1. My biggest goal is making life easier/better through technology with the skills I have. That's mostly based on my influences in usability, engineering, and community building, and I'm really hoping to bring that all to something that improves a large population of lives, in particular, the disabled and elderly populations.
2 and 3. Eventually, I'd like to be able to donate a significant amount of money towards developing mindsets in education rather than solutions. I think a lot of teachers and students both get it way wrong, and it ends up with a lot of people in important jobs that haven't really developed the right thinking process. For example, algebra isn't "something new", it's the same exact math that they were teaching in arithmetic. Over last summer, I taught my sister basically all of Algebra II in a very short time, and since teaching in her school is trying to make it as some kind of new thing, she's already ahead more than a year.
I'd also eventually like to teach a class, under the same idea that mindset is more important than a solution (hell, most solutions you can look up on the internet, that's not something that requires education).
