FR8 Manifesto
If you’ve ever felt out of place in a world that values conformity over curiosity, welcome. You’ve found your place. Most people are content to follow the rules and climb the ladder. FR8 is for those who won’t accept the world as it is. It’s for the restless, the builders, the scientists and the problem-solvers who see what could be instead of settling for what already exists. FR8 is for those who are frustrated. Frustrated with a system that discourages risk-taking. A system that doesn’t celebrate people willing to bet everything on their ideas. A system that tells you what to build and what to research. We’re frustrated too. That’s why we’re creating FR8 — a place where you can immerse yourself into your craziest ideas and focus on your true interests. We are turning this historic 650m² mansion in Espoo, Finland into a hacker house / startup incubator / research lab. Could somebody come up with a new term for this?? We’re here to do everything we can to help you turn your ideas into
FR8 Manifesto Where young mavericks build the future Mavericks: Not afraid to take risks, question the status quo, and pursue groundbreaking ideas that could lead to major innovations and transformations. If you’ve ever felt out of place in a world that values conformity over curiosity, welcome. You’ve found your place. Most people are content to follow the rules and climb the ladder. FR8 is for those who won’t accept the world as it is. It’s for the restless, the builders, the scientists and the problem-solvers who see what could be instead of settling for what already exists. FR8 is for thos
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