I personally don't believe you'll ever teach entrepreneurship how people here at HN are interpreting it. We expect to take nothing but our time and hopefully on

I personally don't believe you'll ever teach entrepreneurship how people here at HN are interpreting it. We expect to take nothing but our time and hopefully one day sell it for millions. Hackers are no different than writers (which I am), musicians and artists. We start with nothing, and produce something worth far more than the sum of its parts. If you want an entrepreneurship course to tell if you have the material of a true entrepreneur then here's my suggestion: Find a way to throw 100g of shit at a fan (that is running) and have it not splatter. Here's the grading breakdown; 1) If you get the shit through without it splattering or being cut, you've got the makings of a billionaire. 2) If you get the shit through with slicing, but no splattering, you've got the makings of a millionaire. 3) If the shit hits the fan and splatters, you might as well get a day job and hope you make 6-figures.