Scaling up in fifty states at once is faster than scaling up in 27 countries.

in the US you can form your company in Delaware and have access to 340 million people in 48 hours. You can’t do that in Europe. … What we’re trying to advocate for at EU Inc – and I think the proposal is outstanding in its ambition – is that if you’re a founder and you’re trying to start a company in one country because you’re German, [that] that enables you to build your company and sell your products and services across any of the 27 member states. That’s not possible today.

🔗 Why is Brussels seemingly so hellbent on making sure that EU-Inc can’t compete with the US?