Full disclosure: I love video games, especially retro video games. From the crop, I have always loved Super Mario, especially Super Mario World which came out in 1990 for the Super Nintendo console. It was all the rage back in the day, and my friend happened to win one in a contest (so lucky!)  We would spend hours trying to figure out all the eight worlds we had to make our way through. Interestingly though, we did stumble across weird bugs or glitches in the game, where Mario would get stuck on a brick wall while jumping, or would be able to climb up invisible plant vines. Soon, we discovered how we could actually bypass whole worlds by using these glitches to our advantage. Interestingly, these glitches weren’t actually glitches at all, but shortcuts that had been built into the game by the developers. The glitches that pop in the new Nickelodeon animated series ‘Glitch Techs’ on Netflix are not as friendly as Super Mar...