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I disagree. If you compare Europe and US, I think there are hotbeds in each one. However, the articles seem to compare Europe with Silicon Valley / San Franci
by cromulent 13y ago
I disagree.
If you compare Europe and US, I think there are hotbeds in each one.
However, the articles seem to compare Europe with Silicon Valley / San Francisco, which is silly.
Obviously San Francisco is special, even within the US.
Edit: Also, the Economist article doesn't address Europeans having a fear of failure.
- ThomPete 13y agoThere are hotbeds but Europe have far less success stories than the US and therefore you have as I explained further up the risk-averseness of the european investors. At least those that I know, and I do know quite a lot.