This is a confusing and misleading article.There is no evidence that a punitively competitive educational system produces better results. In fact the opposite. And who says that entrepreneurs are necessarily the most valuable members of society? Entrepreneurs can be creative, productive members of society when they have a vision for a better world and the contribution they can make, but they can also be a hidden cost to society when they are only there to make as much as they can for themselves, by foisting inferior products on an unsuspecting public, underpaying workers, or avoiding their fair share of taxes. And these are the behaviours that are encouraged by an overly and unnecessarily competitive education system.