[motoxpro]

I think the point is to get people excited about science and show what is possible/spark curiosity rather than trying to recreate a classroom. You can see this by all the kids that take his classes. There is space for both to exist.

[userbinator]

I wonder how many of those kids are going to reconsider once they find out that doing "real science" is, in reality, far more boring.

[spookthesunset]

Same could be said about almost all of the "technology" field most of us work in. I mean think of how many people dream of being a game developer... what a shock that must be.

[6nf]

Excited about engineering, not really science.