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Why American technological leadership matters
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Once a technology is invented, the central question is not just whether it should exist. It is where it will be developed, governed, and put to use. Marc Andreessen argues that every American should want the United States to remain the world’s technology leader. Keeping the crypto industry in the U.S. would create economic value while strengthening American law enforcement, national security, and influence over the technology’s development. America has benefited from technological leadership for more than a century. The question now is whether it will continue leading or allow the next generation of technology to be built somewhere else. Links Marc Andreessen:
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Once a technology is invented, the central question is not just whether it should exist. It is where it will be developed, governed, and put to use. Marc Andreessen argues that every American should want the United States to remain the world’s technology leader. Keeping the crypto industry in the U.S. would create economic value while strengthening American law enforcement, national security, and influence over the technology’s development. America has benefited from technological leadership for more than a century. The question now is whether it will continue leading or allow the next generation of technology to be built somewhere else. Links Marc Andreessen: