Startup Societies and Centralized Power

This chapter examines the idea of the U.S. as a decentralized network of 'startup societies,' drawing connections to global models like Hong Kong and Singapore. It contrasts this vision with current centralized authority trends in American politics, particularly the contradictions in Donald Trump's governance style. The discussion also addresses the implications of billionaire influence on political power and the evolving relationship between technology leaders and government strategies, particularly in the context of competition with China.

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