The countries that benefit the most from a new tech are no longer those where the tech originated. They're those best able to integrate it
Because there are no longer any national barriers to the spread of technology
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Except regulations.
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The implication is that it may be more important to be highly adaptable and open to change, than to be innovative
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Which could be true both for nations and individuals
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Examples we're barriers worked.
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There's a very subtle barrier, or groupthink, or (lack of) tech literacy, that prevents innovations to catch on, though. Culture I guess.
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Otherwise Silicon Valley would be not as important for software, and there would be more startups coming out of West Virginia.
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