My biggest question from this article is "What is the alternative to Wall Street?" What else should our best and brightest students be doing? I feel like the p

My biggest question from this article is "What is the alternative to Wall Street?" What else should our best and brightest students be doing? I feel like the passion and creativity required to do a startup aren't any more common in the ivy league population than they are in the general population. Every intelligent person doesn't have the ability to make things happen. And job in the public sector or for a non-profit doesn't seem appealing, especially not to competitive people. So if you're going to get a regular job, Wall St seems like it's as good a place as any, especially if they're actively recruiting you.