It may take years, but fundamentally, their strategy is flawed. Andreessen thinks that eventually there will be a huge interconnection between the Internet, cable television, and some form of the public phone system. Furthermore, as the tools to create and navigate Web sites become easier, it should be possible f or everyone to publish and interact on the Internet. Finally, Andreessen sounds skeptical when asked if he will still be with Netscape in 15 years. He is not sure what exactly he will be doing, but one thing that intrigues him is nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology is the science of manipulating individual atoms to build devices and circuits.
A simpler definition of that is that anything could be built out of practically nothing. There's no fundamental reason why the breakdown of cell structures is inevitable. There would certainly be a lot of money to be made in such an industry and Andreessen would not be a bad bet on someone with the innovation to be somehow involved with its creation.