To say Europe is not "good at innovating" seems to fly in the face of history of technology. It is possible this article is a European's way to deal with the fa

To say Europe is not "good at innovating" seems to fly in the face of history of technology. It is possible this article is a European's way to deal with the fact that social mobility is the elephant in the room. It is possible that the issue is European establishment's (social/economical/political) reluctance to having to deal with newly minted tech titans in their midst? Family members giving founders grief is also a telling sign: a mild form of enforcing a social taboo.