Peter H. Diamandis

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Moonshots with Peter Diamandis · Ask the Mates Anything Round #2 | MOONSHOTS AMA #293 · 22 Sep 2026 podcast

Alex, over to you, pal.

Yeah.

Um so I'll give you a hot take because that's what people want, I think.

Uh some m multi uh multi party computing, uh NPC or distributed multi party uh computation is a very fashionable problem in computer science right now, uh enabling

Enabling multiple parties in a zero trust way to collaborate, to share data, to achieve convergence, to mediate.

Very fashionable.

However

My hot take on this one is I don't think that's the limiting factor for, say, international peace.

If if if you said the the goal is I I want uh I don't want a second cold war between the US and China, I uh I I want, you know, world peace, uh thousand years of peace or whatever it looks like.

I don't actually think the the solution looks algorithmic in nature.

It probably looks

More geopolitical infrastructural, like solve the Taiwan issue and redomesticate all supply chains everywhere to every country so that the international trade in physical products can afford to be cut off without a global depression.

I I think what we've seen, even just in the recent years in the Middle East, is in no small part because.

America can now frack its way and has fracked its way to fossil fuel energy sovereignty and independence.

And I I want to generalize that example, which I think is very instructive to what happens when the US no longer needs China or Taiwan or South Korea or Japan or any advanced manufacturing at all.

I think it would be a very different world.

So in in summary, if the goal is world peace.

Obliterate as perverse as this sounds, obliterate cook, incinerate the need for a global trade in products and services.

And perversely, I think you get a very peaceful world.

And I don't think there's an algorithmic component to that, not to first order.

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