Granted, the sense of wonder is important. But to declare that experience is worthless is just stupid. All of the examples he cites, great entrepreneurs, engine

Granted, the sense of wonder is important. But to declare that experience is worthless is just stupid. All of the examples he cites, great entrepreneurs, engineers, artists, etc. didn't make their contributions when they were 5 years old, they made them as adults (oh, excuse me, obsolete children) after accumulating years of, guess what, experience. You need both. Wonder with no experience = Axe Cop. Experience with no wonder = Enron, etc.