TFA has lots of 'ideal world' assumptions that are a real hostage to fortune, e.g. > This new era, on the other hand, will be one of mass collaboration in whic

TFA has lots of 'ideal world' assumptions that are a real hostage to fortune, e.g. > This new era, on the other hand, will be one of mass collaboration in which government partners with academia and industry to explore new technologies in the pre-competitive phase . ... > That’s why we can expect the basis of competition to shift away from design sprints, iterating, and pivoting to building meaningful relationships in order to solve grand challenges. Power in this new era will not sit at the top of industrial hierarchies, but will emanate from the center of networks and ecosystems Not sure if the FAANG-likes will see it like that.