Jack Tramiel, a Polish-American tech pioneer and Holocaust survivor, shares his remarkable journey from the Lodz ghetto to founding Commodore. He discusses his vision for making computing accessible, emphasizing the impact of the Commodore 64 on future generations. Tramiel reflects on his survival during WWII, warns against societal rigidity, and highlights his commitment to Holocaust education. His story is one of resilience, innovation, and a deep understanding of history's lessons, shaping the future of technology for everyday families.