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This article cracks me up. It talks about David Karp leaving school early then creating and now selling Tumblr for 1.1 billion and then in the same breath quotes this. "Critics say dropping out of school to pursue a dream is a terrible idea." It Is amazing to me how everyone still assumes that going to school, getting good grades and then a degree is a sure thing. This is one of the biggest lies we tell our young people today. If you want something, go out a take the risk to get it, school will always be there. This nation needs entrepreneurs right now, not more jack-asses with british liteature degrees walking about thinking the world owes them 75k a year. If you ask me, going to school is the riskiest thing you can do. :eusa_naughty:Should we let wunderkinds drop out of high school?
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