Peter H. Diamandis
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Moonshots with Peter Diamandis · Ask the Mates Anything Round #2 | MOONSHOTS AMA #293 · 22 Sep 2026
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Uh Alex or Selene, wanna add to that?
I'll I'll just note maybe the the obvious point you could always leave Europe.
Europe has been hobbled both due to external factors and internal factors.
The the post Cold War era, and the there are a number of historians who've written in particular about the role that the George H.
W.
Bush administration at the end of the Cold War played in uh deciding whether Europe would be brought more
More, even more into the US orbit post-Cold War versus forming a stronger federation like EU.
And the bias was bring Europe into more of a US orbit so that it would be less independent.
That may or may not have been the right geopolitical decision at the time.
But I think now what we're seeing is a Europe that's energy hobbled, that's politically in certain ways hobbled.
That doesn't enjoy, uh, this is again widely reported, uh, certain freedoms uh of speech and action that are considered fundamental in the US.
But I think it really it's energy, uh, energy policy and associated policies that have left Europe hobbled.
And so then if if you're really interested in accelerationism and you're Europe, what do you do?
Well, either you get your energy active.
together so that you can afford to power your own data centers or you leave.
And I I think that this is the question.
And by the way, this has to happen on a relatively abbreviated timescale because we're in in the middle of recursive self-improvement.
So anyone who who wants to play
top notch ball in the infrastructure game in Europe has to be asking the question right now, either solve the energy plus data center crunch together with the the concomitant policy issues or just move to hope hopefully the the US block the Pox silica and do it here.
Yeah, one of my good friends, Guy Bradley, actually, he's he's actually British, but he he came to the US, made a fortune uh in tech in the US and then moved back to Germany.
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