It's hard to believe some of the projects in biotechnology and energy will only require $100K to be built. These things cost more than a laptop and pizza. These

It's hard to believe some of the projects in biotechnology and energy will only require $100K to be built. These things cost more than a laptop and pizza. These kids are certainly enthusiastic, but why not spend some more time learning about things? Why not take the $100K for a sabbatical, and then proceed to build businesses? Science can be pretty exciting, just as entrepreneurship is, but they are different things. Success is a relative term, and i don't have the data, but it seems that the role of luck is bigger in entrepreneurship than it is in science. It will be interesting to see how many of them go on with the program, how many go back to school and how many succeed (although the sample is small).