Emmanuel Macron

with the carte bleue system.

But it's UPI reached such a scale in such a few years.

It's very impressive.

It's very hard to say what the moonshot will be because you never know.

And especially as a president, it's very hard to say it will be this one as a moonshot because it's not a way innovation function.

You will probably lose several times and the one you didn't see will be the one to succeed.

I think the most important thing is,

to be sure that you provide the capacities and all the opportunities for a series of very disruptive innovation to succeed and to make sure that one of them will succeed and to accept that a lot of others will fail.

And if I accepted to take the risk of your question, I would say,

probably in quantum.

I would say quantum computer would be where we can take the lead and have leadership.

Really?

Is the work happening in the backend?

Yeah, I think so because we have unique mathematicians, new capacities, and a lot of very performing startups and labs.

So I really believe that in this field we can deliver and have a moonshot.

But more than that, I just want to convey a very simple message.

When we speak about innovation and moonshot, it's all about taking risk.

And it's all about accepting to lose.

True.

And it seems to be super counterintuitive.