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How Universities Should Prepare Founders

How Universities Should Prepare Founders

Paul Graham on how universities can cultivate future founders.

Paul Graham argues that universities should prepare future founders by helping students become skilled builders and supporting independent projects, rather than emphasizing entrepreneurship curricula, management, or finance.

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