What I think is so fundamentally interesting about entrepreneurship is that there is no right/wrong playbook. Something is not working up until it actually is working and vice versa. And your job is to make sure you see what others don’t. So in a sense experts are never going to be right in the end as long as there is progress in some area. They are experts of what is currently working but not necessarily what is going to work in the future. 

 Those are students, not necessarily experts. "Students" aren't usually students nor experts. They're just starting out and they're incubating inside a thought bubble. And if you can stomach some harsh words, most "students" are willingly institutionalized and brainwashed by a university. They're trying to rub up to someone and in the process their minds aren't their own. Perhaps this is more apt with the kind of students mentioned. 🤔