Everyone thinks the future belongs to whoever controls compute. I think it belongs to whoever controls youth. Robots make things cheaper, but cannot make things matter. Global robotics will reach $111B by 2030. Gen Z spends $12T. The next competition is for the young people who create demand.

This is the most important thing happening in the EU since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. But it might fall short due to nationalist intests. European startups cannot compete globally if they cannot play equally across all our member states. Support EU-Inc! www.youtube.com/live/qFBoE3w...

For decades, the tech brain drain ran only one way: Europe to Silicon Valley. Now it just flipped, with more tech workers moving from the U.S. to Europe than the reverse. At the same time, Yann LeCun’s french AI startup just raised a $1B seed round. It's time for EU-Inc startup framework to work.

Europeans built Silicon Valley, and not as a fringe. ~44% of US unicorn founders are foreign-born ~10% of US startups were founded by Europeans. Now the US adds ICE checks and a $100k H-1B barrier. EU-Inc keeps founders home. We have the talent. Now we keep it and build Europe's next founder age.

The EU is moving toward a federal state, not by slogans, but by debt. Collective debt is how the United States became a federal state in the 18th century. Shared borrowing creates shared risk. Shared risk demands federal authority. History doesn’t wait for political permission.